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    Sits flush with the floor when not in use.
    Renting my rear wheel bearing tool kit. SIR
    http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c5...ps6debf0b0.jpg

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    #2
    that thing is beast!
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      #3
      damn! how much does that cost?

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        #4
        That's awesome!

        IS that an awkward height to work at though? Can't lay down... can't stand up?
        Originally posted by z31maniac
        I just hate everyone.

        No need for discretion.

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          #5
          Lifts to 72ins max, just doesn't show it in the pic.

          guy said $1800 shipped direct from china. Check out the link. I love this site. gets me dreaming about building a garage someday.

          I finally got fed up with the task of putting a car with 2.5" of ground clearance up on jack stands and decided to do something about it. A boat from China and three weekends worth of work and the problem is now solved. Here are some shots of how it went down: Rented a concrete saw and jack...
          Renting my rear wheel bearing tool kit. SIR
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            #6
            I love Garage Journal. Some amazing garages on there.

            And $1800 pre-installation. You've gotta put in before you pour.
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              #7
              have to say though, there's really only one way to lift a car on it, and it really restricts work near the rockers on the bottom of the car. those are big pads that on a small car take up a lot of space. for $1800 i wouldnt want a major issue like that. i still vote for the lifts that roll the car on its side for access to the undercarriage.

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                #8
                Originally posted by straight6pwr View Post
                have to say though, there's really only one way to lift a car on it, and it really restricts work near the rockers on the bottom of the car. those are big pads that on a small car take up a lot of space. for $1800 i wouldnt want a major issue like that.
                Same. It's badass how it works and how it tucks away, but it seems like it would cause a lot of headaches for working under there.

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                  #9
                  From China? No thanks...

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                    #10
                    sissor lifts actually aren't bad. That's great for doing small maintenance like rotating wheels, brakes and such. It's a pain in the ass for other things like if you're doing a fuel rail or even dropping certain center pieces just because of how wide it goes, and you can't really adjust it much more than that. For the average DIY-er, it's awesome.

                    Who all is on garagejournal thats on here? I found a few guys, but seems like there's more.
                    I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.

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                      #11
                      we have lifts at my work that sink into the ground-- but they are 2 huge cylinders. also rise about 7 feet high. It makes it great for older people like me to work on doors-- no bending over for anything, and no stupid poles in the way.
                      as far as servicing- there really isnt any problems, a seal once every few years and it isn't that hard to get to to replace

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                        #12
                        They look like subterranean mounted motorcycle lifts in tandem.

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                          #13
                          and think of how much of a pain it would be to fix it

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Patches View Post
                            and think of how much of a pain it would be to fix it
                            Prolly unbolts with four nuts/bolts and pulls straight up.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View Post
                              They look like subterranean mounted motorcycle lifts in tandem.
                              Disco.


                              Keep it slideways!!

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