So I'm starting to do some due diligence on lift choices.
We'll see if/when Revolution and Cytech return my phone messages.
Anybody familiar with these guys' stuff?
http://www.aclift.com
They've got a couple bits of hardware that look really slick, the
sidesaddle single-post parking lift that uses separate wheel ramps:
http://www.aclift.com/parking/M1-65.asp
and the two-side-by-side-parking-lifts-on-three-posts setup:
http://www.aclift.com/parking/ACC-9.asp
I'd had thoughts of putting two lifts in the garage side-by-side, but
two four-post lifts would be a jungle of posts in our
tall-enough-but-not-very-wide garage.
Only thing is I need at least one side without a deck so I can use it
for service/maintenance in addition to parking, and need to make sure
the single-center-post setup would leave room to get in and out of a car.
They ask for 4" of 3000psi mesh-reinforced concrete for their
concrete-bolt-down models, I've got maybe-close-to-4" of 41-year-old
hard-to-drill-but-God-knows-what concrete for a garage floor.
How do you test an existing slab? Or maybe just use their
asphalt-pavement support setup...
Okay, I'm just dreaming.
Love their graphic for this one:
http://www.aclift.com/parking/4p-1.asp
John.
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