It's here my Bendpak

[Teebone]

My BendPak 4 post lift arrived today, installed and ready to serve my needs..Yeah baby.. :thu :thu :thu

 

[Midlife]

C'mon, Vinnie (with an "ie"), show some pictures!!!

 

[janschutz]

:rulz :rant

 

[AzPete]

Ahhhh....he had a beer and a good dream about a "lift".

 

[Anonymous]

I am soooo jealous!

 

[Teebone]

Toni wants me to paint it PINK to match her broom...yeah right !

 

[Midlife]

OK...Teebone: what kind of lift did you get? 2 post? 4 post? roll-around? If permanent installation, did you have a thick enough slab with the right concrete mix? Details! We need details!

 

[dodgestang]

I can't wait for the pics of Toni helping you to move the ramps into position.

 

[Flysure1]

I can't wait for the pics of Toni helping you to move the ramps into position.

I would rather have video with audio!

 

[dodgestang]

I would rather have video with audio!

Good idea!

Who wants to lay odds now many hours after assembly it takes Toni to start saying....."we should build a loft on this side of the garage and we can use the lift to raise up heavy things to push off and store up there.

 

[cmayna]

My BendDover 4 post lift arrived today, installed and ready to serve my needs..Yeah baby.. :shee :shee :shee

There, fixed it for ya.

 

[68EFIvert]

Very nice! I hope to have a 2 post asymetric in my garage within the next year.

 

[Teebone]

OK...Teebone: what kind of lift did you get? 2 post? 4 post? roll-around? If permanent installation, did you have a thick enough slab with the right concrete mix? Details! We need details!

It's a BendPak HD-7P, 4-post lift. Ordered it directly from BendPak in California, they arranged to have it delivered to a local installer. The local installer showed up yesterday at 10AM. Took 3 guys about 5 hours between unloading and assembly. The floor in my garage is between 4-5 inches thick, I had them bolt it into the slab. 4 bolts on each leg. I have no intention of moving it around I thought it safer to be bolted down. BendPak forgot to include my drip pans, but assured me I will receive them next week from UPS. I took the local installed route because no way did I want to try and install this thing myself. Worked out great. :thu

 

[Flysure1]

Sounds great Vinny!--Key word being SOUNDS. :wop---also I am not sure I would try to assemble it myself, I know I would have it instelled if I had your resources!--I also saw your interview on you tube a while back--great job!

 

[guruatbol]

Nice choice my good uncle! You will love it! I love mine, even though it is a different brand.

My next investment is some sort of jack system so I can lift the wheels up off the lift for suspension and brake work.

When I get done with the 65 and start working on the property again, I am planning a barn/workshop and it will have my four post in it with a two post that will lift both trucks as well.

My neighbor built a grease pit, so I can see me changing oil over there.

Good job you guys! You will never have to have a sore back from crawling around under your cars again! Best investment I ever made!!!!!!

No for the :rulz pics please....

Mel

 

[Teebone]

What ramps am I supposed to help with ? ...you're kidding...right ??
I didn't see any ramps
Yes...a video with audio would be a scream....I dare him to do it !
Ha...he'd probably send me to the top of the lift and leave me there since he says I'm eccentric
Somehow I got him to take pictures...now comes the "putting the pictures up" part
Stay tuned
Toni

 

[dodgestang]

You're doing it wrong

 

[Teebone]

Here's the proof..I am waiting for the drip pans before I stack the Stangs

 

[mrgem]

Lifts? Drips?

Did I somehow stumble into the Urology forum?