Anyone have a lift in their garage?
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
In article <20040510164348.17796.00001045@mb-m18.aol.com>,
Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
In article <20040510164348.17796.00001045@mb-m18.aol.com>,
Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
In article <20040510164348.17796.00001045@mb-m18.aol.com>,
Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
>Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post a-symmetrical
>style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
Yeah I liked using my buddy's lift. He had a 15' tall garage behind his
house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
Yeah I liked using my buddy's lift. He had a 15' tall garage behind his
house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
Yeah I liked using my buddy's lift. He had a 15' tall garage behind his
house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
Yeah I liked using my buddy's lift. He had a 15' tall garage behind his
house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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house.
Made a lot of work much easier. <g>
He said it cost him $3500 for the 2-post lift and $650 to have it installed
in a few hours.
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
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> Don Wallish <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> >Thanks for all the info everyone. I've settled on the 2-post
a-symmetrical
> >style. I'm checking a few places and comparing.
>
> I like Eagle lifts. They are fairly reasonable and they are made in Texas
> I believe. Now all I have to do is make my garage taller. :-)
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
My Brother-In-Law built such a garage, 3 bays with a lift in the first bay.
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
My Brother-In-Law built such a garage, 3 bays with a lift in the first bay.
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040507194429.18279.00000766@mb-m23.aol.com...
> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040507194429.18279.00000766@mb-m23.aol.com...
> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>
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Re: Anyone have a lift in their garage?
My Brother-In-Law built such a garage, 3 bays with a lift in the first bay.
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040507194429.18279.00000766@mb-m23.aol.com...
> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>
It was bought at auction locally. Watch for service stations to close and go
to auction liquidation. I know his lifts big enough to put a full size van
on it and lift it into the air high enough not to crouch under for access.
Yet it still doesn't hit the ceiling. Of course he expects to be a
self-employed mechanic and is in the market for a wheel lift wrecker yet.
Brian
"Don Wallish" <quicktruck@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040507194429.18279.00000766@mb-m23.aol.com...
> Hey Everyone,
> By the end of the year i should have my own house. It's been my mom's,
but
> she's moving into my recently-deceased grandparents house. There won't be
much
> of a purchase price, but i do want a loan to make some improvements,
mostly for
> a garage, and a big one at that. I think i settled on a three-car like a
buddy
> had built. 40' X 60', plenty of room inside. I'd also like a concrete
pad in
> front and off to one side. And i want a lift. I'm tired of crawling and
> sliding under things. Especially after i worked in a few shops and i
realized
> how much easier a lift makes things.
> What i'm not sure of is what type. 2-post or 4? Sources? I have a
friend
> who deals in Snap-On i want to talk to. Also enough contacts at part
stores
> who can get me jobber pricing.
> Ideas? Experiences?
>
> Thanks,
> Don W
>
>