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That's a very good point for us Landy owners to factor into the decision on what hoist to buy! Hands up those that would love a hoist to put their Landy on but it doesn't actually go at the moment so you'd have to push it:p.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garry
Hey guys I'm currently getting plans through council for a garage, unfortunately it's got a patio above it so 4m for lift height is out of the question. So I was wondering if you could set one up outside in the weather. My brothers father-inlaw has a hoist but I would really love my own
Disguise it as a garden shed, with removeable wall panels and attatch the roof to the rising parts, keeping the working parts out of the rain...:angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by clintox
Bee utey good thinking might be able to attach to side of garage that would give me the height and just do a lean-to type roof.
That is amusing, I did drive two of the three in to the back paddock though, they have just through a big part of mine the facility to "run"Quote:
Originally Posted by JayBoRover
And for the one who asked about keeping the hoist out side, be careful of the rams rusting, nothing tears through a seal quicker than a killer whale, sorry a rusty ram :wasntme:
Unless of course you live in sunny Queensland like me :D
G
2 post or 4 post. The answer is simple. One of each.
Being a retired mechanic I have worked in places that have had both 2 and 4 post. Both have pros and cons but if I could only have one it would be a 2 poster, which is what I have in my shed.
Dave.
Local bloke has a 2 poster, with a set of solid ramps also that can be fitted giving the solid ramp lift also!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Whippy
(the 4 "arms" swing in to set spots and lock in by the ramp weight. best of both worlds)