Garage makeover and new item

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dodge71demon

dodge71demon

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Like most things I do and probably others doing one thing leads into a major make over and/or job. Decided I needed something to help out the old man and ending up redoing the entire garage/shop in process of putting things back used LED lights and love them

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I will be mounting the pump to a wall and running hydraulic lines over head probably above the drywall
 
is the hoist anchored to the floor, looks like the pillers have wheels for moving around.
 
A MaxJack is on my list of must-haves. According to the site, the location you put it needs at least a 6" depth of concrete and a certain strength rating. It's portable on wheels so when you don't need it you can move it off of the floor mounts. The best would be to have a spot in the driveway and one in the garage, so if it's a nice day outside, just roll the posts out there and work in the fresh air, if it's miserable, work in the garage. win-win.
 
we cut out a section and poured 5000 psi cement 6" thick had trouble with a couple of the supplied wej-it drop in anchors so I drilled them out and used epoxy anchors
 
Dave Haertel said:
Cool, you happy with the height you can get on the vehicle?
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Dave Haertel said:
Cool, you happy with the height you can get on the vehicle?
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Considering my ceiling is only 8 feet the answer is yes still playing with it to get comfortable put my 4 door valiant on it and it raised to the max that the lift would go still had a couple of inches between the roof and ceiling 46" from k member to floor so for what I want it for the answer is yes have to figure out the proper stool to use
 
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