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12-31-2008, 07:26 AM

That is very similar to the Rotary lift I have in my "man cave". I picked it up used from a shop that was upgrading. Most lifts bolt to the floor although mine definitely has a bigger footprint than that one. Mine has at least ten bolts per side and outriggers that extend about 1-2 feet on either side of the main post.

Bill is absolutely right about the importance of the concrete, particularly the depth. Drill a hole before buying to check. The alternative is jack hammering and laying down a new patch that's up to the task.

CB

PS. Local RTRs are welcome to use my lift if you will let me "apprentice".

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