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> Subject: Tigers Digest=2C Vol 8=2C Issue 24
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> Date: Thu=2C 28 Jan 2016 18:51:30 -0700
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>Brian & all=2C When I set up my garage work shop 30' x30' with 16' peak an=
d 14' eves I went with a 5" floor pour for all the strength I would need fo=
r my 4 post lift. I want to add another 4 post in the future so I can store=
all 4 of my cars. Be sure you make the height and width of your garage doo=
rs big enough. I did 8' wide and 10' tall roll ups. 8' is barely enough to =
get the lift in or out assembled.My 2c worth Dave Green=20
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> Date: Fri=2C 29 Jan 2016 01:18:19 +0000 (UTC)
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> To: Ron Fraser via Tigers <tigers@autox.team.net>
> Subject: [Tigers] 2-post versus 4-post Lifts
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> Hi All=2CI'm getting ready to pour the foundation of a new garage and wan=
t to have it prepped to receive a new lift.I've been research 2-post and 4-=
post systems and want to get some feedback from the group.One 4-post I revi=
ewed has casters for easy moving and that is appealing.I have plenty of roo=
m 24'x36'=2C but need to stack cars.Up until now=2C I've made due with floo=
r jacks and stands=2C so I want to do it right.?The group's advise would be=
most appreciated=2CBrian?Brian Glenn
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> If primary use is storage=2C I'd get a 4 post. I bought one from Greg Smi=
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rvice work=2C though not with the same accessibility as a 2 post=2C plus it=
was a reasonably easy DIY assembly=2C and I did not have to worry about th=
e slab thickness/strength like a 2 post. It was also useful with the caster=
s to move it easily a couple times=2C especially when I had it first set up=
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> Either way=2C you'll want to look into raising your garage door rails for=
maximum clearance.
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age and one for service work.
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> Hi All=2CI'm getting ready to pour the foundation of a new garage and wan=
t to have it prepped to receive a new lift.I've been research 2-post and 4-=
post systems and want to get some feedback from the group.One 4-post I revi=
ewed has casters for easy moving and that is appealing.I have plenty of roo=
m 24'x36'=2C but need to stack cars.Up until now=2C I've made due with floo=
r jacks and stands=2C so I want to do it right.?The group's advise would be=
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=2C Issue 24<br>>=3B To: tigers@autox.team.net<br>>=3B Date: Thu=2C 28 =
Jan 2016 18:51:30 -0700<br>>=3B <br>>=3B Send Tigers mailing list submi=
ssions to<br>>=3B tigers@autox.team.net<br>>=3BBrian &=3B all=2C</d=
iv><div> =3B</div><div>When I set up my garage work shop 30' x30' with&=
nbsp=3B16' peak and 14' eves I went with a 5" floor pour for all the streng=
th I would need for my 4 post lift. I want to add another 4 post in the fut=
ure so I can store all 4 of my cars. Be sure you make the height and width =
of your garage doors big enough. I did 8' wide and 10' tall roll ups. 8' is=
barely enough to get the lift in or out assembled.</div><div>My 2c worth</=
div><div> =3B</div><div>Dave Green =3B<br>>=3B <br>>=3B <br>>=
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=3B Subject: [Tigers] 2-post versus 4-post Lifts<br>>=3B Message-ID:<br>&=
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r>>=3B Hi All=2CI'm getting ready to pour the foundation of a new garage =
and want to have it prepped to receive a new lift.I've been research 2-post=
and 4-post systems and want to get some feedback from the group.One 4-post=
I reviewed has casters for easy moving and that is appealing.I have plenty=
of room 24'x36'=2C but need to stack cars.Up until now=2C I've made due wi=
th floor jacks and stands=2C so I want to do it right.?The group's advise w=
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ional service work=2C though not with the same accessibility as a 2 post=2C=
plus it was a reasonably easy DIY assembly=2C and I did not have to worry =
about the slab thickness/strength like a 2 post. It was also useful with th=
e casters to move it easily a couple times=2C especially when I had it firs=
t set up.<br>>=3B Either way=2C you'll want to look into raising your gar=
age door rails for maximum clearance.<br>>=3B I'm considering getting one=
of each for my current garage=2C one for storage and one for service work.=
<br>>=3B Stephen Waybright<br>>=3B <br>>=3B From: Brian Glenn v=
ia Tigers <=3Btigers@autox.team.net>=3B<br>>=3B <br>>=3B Hi All=2CI=
'm getting ready to pour the foundation of a new garage and want to have it=
prepped to receive a new lift.I've been research 2-post and 4-post systems=
and want to get some feedback from the group.One 4-post I reviewed has cas=
ters for easy moving and that is appealing.I have plenty of room 24'x36'=2C=
but need to stack cars.Up until now=2C I've made due with floor jacks and =
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