I see your one post is mounted where there is a crack in the concrete. Was that an issue at all? I have the same size crack where I want to install a post lift.
@@SrsBsn56 My slab is 8 inches thick , recommended that you don’t core directly over a crack. Try to stay within 3-5 inches in either direction of a crack
EA & NAT says 120” C-C. So do several others . Redline says 150” outside baseplate. I would double check that . I checked 4 sources before installation
How does the math check out ? @150” outside/outside , puts you out an additional 15.5” making your center/center 135” or 11’-3”. Curious where u got 150” max outside ?
What’s going on joe, how is the portability? I’m reading “can be taken down and stored by 1 man in less than 10 minutes” could you lmk about it or make quick vid. Thanks man
Did you sell the Harley if so I’m interested thanks mike. And if possible can you show us a video of the lines you was going to run on top if you did it please
Per installation instructions. You may have to source these on your own. Mine did not come with instructions. I checked 4 different vendors for that max width because that’s a crucial measurement. All were at 120” center/center. Except redline which states max at 150” outside baseplates. I don’t see 150” outside baseplates being an issue until you approach max capacity . Personally, if I was to go 150” outside baseplates I would de-rate the max capacity by 1k and I would use wedge anchors vs drop in . Good luck
P!ssa video Joe - great tips, direct and to the point. I live in Colorado now and miss correct F word usage as only someone from New England can. How did you move it / get it into your garage? I am looking at having it put in my 8' bed pickup, then lifting with an engine crane rated for 1000lbs at full extension. Shop is 30 x 40 - so plan to drive the truck onto the smooth floor, then lift and roll the crane with one piece at a time. Backup is rent something...
The posts are not that heavy. U should be able to stand them up right out of the bed . I used a small trailer. And just slid them off and stood them up .
That’s a newyorkeras accent there buddy why to go bro straight to the point and I know you must be apart of the family lol anyways back to the lift what’s the height I have almost 9’ calling will it work
I am a fan of this guy! : "Fuckin' figure it out." Love it!
Enjoyed your vid. Thanks
Nice job!
-- The other C7000 owner on TH-cam 😉
I see your one post is mounted where there is a crack in the concrete. Was that an issue at all? I have the same size crack where I want to install a post lift.
@@SrsBsn56
My slab is 8 inches thick , recommended that you don’t core directly over a crack. Try to stay within 3-5 inches in either direction of a crack
how are you liking this lift now after a few years?
Use it 3-4 times a week no issues
Max 150” back of base plate to back of base plate. 120” from inside of base plate to inside
EA & NAT says 120” C-C. So do several others . Redline says 150” outside baseplate. I would double check that . I checked 4 sources before installation
The math of back to back and inside to inside checks out. And I wouldn’t be able to lift my vette without it being spaced at least 147” back to back.
How does the math check out ? @150” outside/outside , puts you out an additional 15.5” making your center/center 135” or 11’-3”. Curious where u got 150” max outside ?
What’s going on joe, how is the portability? I’m reading “can be taken down and stored by 1 man in less than 10 minutes” could you lmk about it or make quick vid. Thanks man
Portability? No ones video shows this. You were going to
Good shit Joe. Thanks for the video and info. How is the lift so far?
ErikU19 no issues , will make a follow up vid
Did you sell the Harley if so I’m interested thanks mike. And if possible can you show us a video of the lines you was going to run on top if you did it please
Are they on wheels? How do you move them?
Two wheeler
can you run two different hoses when mounting in the post?
I don’t understand the question
How did you determine what width to set your posts at??? P.s. great vid..
Per installation instructions. You may have to source these on your own. Mine did not come with instructions. I checked 4 different vendors for that max width because that’s a crucial measurement. All were at 120” center/center. Except redline which states max at 150” outside baseplates. I don’t see 150” outside baseplates being an issue until you approach max capacity . Personally, if I was to go 150” outside baseplates I would de-rate the max capacity by 1k and I would use wedge anchors vs drop in . Good luck
@joeknows496 gotcha,,thanks..
Can you post the link of the link of the shims please?
P!ssa video Joe - great tips, direct and to the point. I live in Colorado now and miss correct F word usage as only someone from New England can. How did you move it / get it into your garage? I am looking at having it put in my 8' bed pickup, then lifting with an engine crane rated for 1000lbs at full extension. Shop is 30 x 40 - so plan to drive the truck onto the smooth floor, then lift and roll the crane with one piece at a time. Backup is rent something...
The posts are not that heavy. U should be able to stand them up right out of the bed . I used a small trailer. And just slid them off and stood them up .
That’s a newyorkeras accent there buddy why to go bro straight to the point and I know you must be apart of the family lol anyways back to the lift what’s the height I have almost 9’ calling will it work
I didn’t know that even premiere lifts like bendpak and rotary are now made in china-kinda shocking!!
im not your daddy!!!