Max Jax Car lift
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I just got mine a couple of days ago. I got it for the $1999 shipped! Haven't had time to unpack it yet.
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
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I just got mine a couple of days ago. I got it for the $1999 shipped! Haven't had time to unpack it yet.
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
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I just got mine a couple of days ago. I got it for the $1999 shipped! Haven't had time to unpack it yet.
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
I think I am going to cut out a 2' x 2' square in the garage floor and pour 8-9 inches of concrete to reinforce the floor where I am going to mount my lift post. I fear that the 4'" or so of my garage floor may not be strong enough.
I got mine from gesusa.com
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I welded 3" washers on the bottom of the anchors for more support and then they were inserted in the cement while it was wet.
#31
Safety Car
Is that amount of lift really enough to work under the car comfortably, even using a stool?
A strange request, perhaps, but could one of you who has one of these lifts take a picture of yourself on your stool under the car? I love the idea of the low roof clearance needed, but I'm skeptical about the working room.
Thanks!
A strange request, perhaps, but could one of you who has one of these lifts take a picture of yourself on your stool under the car? I love the idea of the low roof clearance needed, but I'm skeptical about the working room.
Thanks!
#32
Burning Brakes
You need a really short stool, or better yet, a creeper. I routinely use a snap on tool seat and have to lean back a bit. I'm 6 4 so I get used to these things..
and ZBAD, the need for structural concrete under the MaxJax is not for distributing load down as one may think, but to hold the post down (think about the towers wanting to lean in toward each other), a larger plate wont generate that force but the bolts will in good concrete.
and ZBAD, the need for structural concrete under the MaxJax is not for distributing load down as one may think, but to hold the post down (think about the towers wanting to lean in toward each other), a larger plate wont generate that force but the bolts will in good concrete.
#34
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I got mine when they first came out and I'm very happy with it. I got a few options with it, the motorcycle adapter and lift extensions 6" and 3". I also got 2 extra sets of mollies and bolts so I have 3 different locations for it in my garage. I set it up with 3 different widths for different applications this way I can lift the Rhino, Vettes, Yukon and even golf carts.
Here is the Z lifted. When it is lifted it was just about 2" too short to work comfortably on my work scooter so the 6" extensions work great here. What I have to do is put the pucks in the frame and lift it up enough to put 4 cinder blocks under the wheels then lower the lift so the 6" extensions will fit it then go ahead and lift, gives me plenty of room underneath
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Here is the rockers at 52" plenty of head room
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I also have to use the extensions, both 6" and 3" to lift my 35 Terraplane
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I also have no problem lifting my Yukon Denali XL
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Harley
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even Golf carts
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Here is the pump system
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Here is the Z lifted. When it is lifted it was just about 2" too short to work comfortably on my work scooter so the 6" extensions work great here. What I have to do is put the pucks in the frame and lift it up enough to put 4 cinder blocks under the wheels then lower the lift so the 6" extensions will fit it then go ahead and lift, gives me plenty of room underneath
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Extension
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Here is the rockers at 52" plenty of head room
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I also have to use the extensions, both 6" and 3" to lift my 35 Terraplane
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I also have no problem lifting my Yukon Denali XL
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Harley
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even Golf carts
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Here is the pump system
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Last edited by Capt Van; 08-24-2010 at 12:57 PM.
#35
I LOVE THIS! quick question, how much clearance do you need on the sides of the car for this lift? My garage absolutely sucks! I have a pole right in the middle, and barely any room on either sides of the car, I suppose this won't work for me right ?