Originally Posted by Jeff86 (Post 481386)

That's awesome!

I've actually been thinking about this Harbor Freight one:
http://www.harborfreight.com/6000-lb...ift-91315.html

Originally Posted by Umbie (Post 484137)

^ I wish I had high enough ceilings to get one of those... Is that your personal garage? If it is, you are one lucky bastard!

Originally Posted by Dave-ROR (Post 484216)

It's a good friend's personal garage. It is the only place I work on my personal cars though.. AC, lift, tons of air outlets, tons of light, fridge, tv and radio :thumbup: Can't beat it and I'm thankful that I can use it whenever I want to. My personal garage is just a normal 2 car garage, I have an air compressor in it at least, but in Florida, I try to avoid working in it unless it's December/January.

Originally Posted by Dave-ROR (Post 484216)

AC

Originally Posted by Xanatos (Post 484980)

OMG YES :drool: Its tough enough working outside in the southern heat much less in a non AC garage.

Originally Posted by ProjectD (Post 480531)

This is a nice tool. We should all start a Group Buy.....just sayin. :thumbup:

Originally Posted by Umbie (Post 478141)

^ You are correct, it was about $1,500. On a level floor you can just drop it down and use it, but my floor was not nearly level, so it is cemented into the floor and shimmed to level. Even if it wasn't secured to the floor, it weighs about 1,200 lbs. so it would not be an easy thing to move around. Use is simple, just drive onto it, put some rubber blocks (included) under the pinch welds near the front and rear, and hit the up button. If my garage had higher ceilings, I would've gone to a full lift, but this will do. Perfect height for wheels/brake work.