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Ha ha ...good one!! All you need is a backhoe! (and hope the sides don't cave in).
A buddy of mine had a fairly nice and wiide pit in his home shop. When it was clean (rare occasions for him) and well-lit, it was actually pretty handy.
Assuming those little risers are secured to the outriggers, you should be fine. If not, forget it.
I’ll stick with my 2-post, thanks. And yes, they do make them for low ceilings, but mine is full
size.
Those risers are rolled on the bottoms so slide over the outriggers. I saw these lifts being used for Hot Rod magazine project cars and liked being able to get the car up for bodywork/painting plus brakes and such. And don't need bolted down. I considered Quickjacks but get about 3 times the height with this. I would love to have a 4 post lift but no room.
I will pick up some 2" X 12's and make another set of blocks to set the car on. Then slide the jack out and be able to get underneath for most anything.
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