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    1. #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by Rick Dorion View Post
      I have 10' ceilings and get by. 12' would be ideal. Mine was delivered to my door in a freight truck. 4 of us unloaded and had it together in about 4 hours. The heaviest part was the side that also contained the hydraulic cylinder.
      how thick dose the floor need to be for this brand?



    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by woodside783 View Post
      how thick dose the floor need to be for this brand?
      Since no one has answered, a four post lift can be used on any standard 4" to 6" thick concrete garage floor with no special requirements and most can be outfitted with caster wheels so they can be moved around easily. A two post lift will require dedicated concrete mounting pads that include anchor bolts in the floor to bolt it to. Once a two post is installed it cannot be moved. There are advantages and disadvantages to both designs.
      Steve Hayes
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    3. #3
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      Here is where the previous Midas I worked in got a PV9P
      http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/

      While its not necessarily American made they are definitely well built and seem to be rated lifts. The drive on alignment racks pretty good too.
      Lee Abel
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    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by TheJDMan View Post
      Since no one has answered, a four post lift can be used on any standard 4" thick concrete garage floor with no special requirements and most can be outfitted with caster wheels so they can be moved around easily. A two post lift will require dedicated concrete mounting pads that include anchor bolts in the floor to bolt it to. Once a two post is installed it cannot be moved. There are advantages and disadvantages to both designs.
      I would say that you want Thicker than 4". To me 4" is sidewalk depth, not something you want your car or lift sitting on. I was stuck with what I had (Fourteen, yes 14" thick Slab), so I have anchor Bolts.

      Yes Castor Kits are available, but I don't like them




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