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Originally Posted by SSSammy
Chris, I have one of the Derek Weaver jobs, and it is just sitting there, not bolted. It does walk around a few inches over time and it has to be re-positioned using it's dolly wheels.
but they are inexpensive ... about $2K installed.
Sam |
All,
I have a question, how do you rotate tires, do brake jobs etc.. on this 4 post lift? Is it just for storage purposes? I like the storage aspect, but went with the maxjax because it is portable and made for low ceilings. I have a 25' deep garage and placed the lift deeper into my garage so when I do have a car on the lift I can pull another car in underneath it up to the windshield/roof-line and get 2 cars in the same garage.
I had some of the same concerns that some others have voiced. Relying on the drop in bolts, so I had a engineer friend look at the Anchor Bolt Stress Analysis on Maxjax website and he said it is well engineered, as long as the concrete is in good shape and the bolts can be torqued to 100LBS, it will hold. He also said you wouldn't put any 2 post lift on poor concrete, right?
I have never taken apart my Maxjax, but other owners say it takes 15 mins to disassemble.
Craig