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Old 05-04-2013, 01:36 PM
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I have a Garage hoist/lift question, For those of you that have a lift in your garage, the kind you can drive onto. Then raise your car up to work on the underside of you car, or store a vehicle under. Whats your ceiling height in your garage. I only have a 9'6" ceiling height. Seems a little tight. I have room for a lift behind the garage that is open to the elements, but I'm curious if anybody has one in their garage that has limited ceiling height like mine.
What do you plan on using your lift for? More storage than maintenance? Or work only?
Feel fortunate that you've got almost 10'. I just installed a 2 post last fall, and only have an 8' ceiling. Need to raise my oversize 2 car roof this summer to 12'. Unfortunately, I've got trusses upstairs, so a dormer is out of the question.

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Old 05-04-2013, 09:21 PM
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What do you plan on using your lift for? More storage than maintenance? Or work only?
Feel fortunate that you've got almost 10'. I just installed a 2 post last fall, and only have an 8' ceiling. Need to raise my oversize 2 car roof this summer to 12'. Unfortunately, I've got trusses upstairs, so a dormer is out of the question.
I'm hoping I can do a little of everything. Alot of good posts of what some of have done. Good pics. Looks like with a little planning I will be able to make a hoist work. Out to the garage to start measuring.


thanks all

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Old 05-04-2013, 10:57 PM
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if you have a 4 post lift and want to really do it all easyer,get the jack.True you can only pull the rear or front tires at a time but works great.I have 2 backyard buddies with a jack on one.Tom

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Old 05-05-2013, 12:27 AM
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if you have a 4 post lift and want to really do it all easyer,get the jack.True you can only pull the rear or front tires at a time but works great.I have 2 backyard buddies with a jack on one.Tom
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