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I have not had issues with it leaking. Your right on the heavy thing. I unbolt the wheel chock and lean it on the side.
The other option is to run enough 2x8s along each side with ramps on the end so the car get the clearance it needs. Just my idea for a work-around. ;-)
We're bilingual here, at least as far as measurements go. Virtually all lumbar and many other things are bought and sold on the Imperial system (2x4, 2x6, etc) versus the metric system. Just one of our many quirks. ;-)...Then there's the issue of getting 2x8's.............You're in Canada, you'd have to make due with a 50x200 or something
We're bilingual here, at least as far as measurements go. Virtually all lumbar and many other things are bought and sold on the Imperial system (2x4, 2x6, etc) versus the metric system. Just one of our many quirks. ;-)
Considering a 2 X 4 doesn't even measure that makes it all pretty quirky if you ask me.
But, then you'll trip on the the 2x8's when you're working on the lift / work bench. Besides, how are you going to get the 2x8's home without the Pick-up?
Then there's the issue of getting 2x8's.............You're in Canada, you'd have to make due with a 50x200 or something
We're bilingual here, at least as far as measurements go. Virtually all lumbar and many other things are bought and sold on the Imperial system (2x4, 2x6, etc) versus the metric system. Just one of our many quirks. ;-)
Considering a 2 X 4 doesn't even measure that makes it all pretty quirky if you ask me.
Any chance we can just stay on motorcycle lifts?If it is made of wood or laminated sheets of wood, it's dimensions are "nominal" for width and thickness. "Nominal" means a lot less that's stated on the label.
Now, if it's made of paper or shredded wood and pressed into shape with a lot of nasty glue and other carcinogens, the dimensions are actual.
So, if you want the best bang for the buck........get the stuff that will kill your health.
Here's another approach. Best DIY video ever.
https://www.bikeminds.com/thethrottlestop/bikelife-hack-diy-bike-lift
The latest-
On their “black Friday” deal, November 24,25 and26th, the lift will be $279.99.
OM
Will this thing lift a GTL?