Used the forklift and put it in Wendy after his experiment failed:cool2: All my fault for putting the shell on Blue :baby:
Carefull if you tow vechicle is too fast
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Used the forklift and put it in Wendy after his experiment failed:cool2: All my fault for putting the shell on Blue :baby:
We will eventually be getting a 4 post for the house. As the concrete is to cracked for a 2 post
He has 10 months to move everything from the shop to home. As we won't be renewing the lease. If our luck was better everything would have already been at home:baby:
We will eventually be getting a 4 post for the house. As the concrete is to cracked for a 2 post
No biggy doing 2 post or 4 , youd just saw cut some squares out in floor and dig down for some real footings to bolt to . Its the way its done for any lift usually . Like at Mikes shop . Even the 4 post you might want to consider cutting and pouring some footings for it . Did it at few different shops of friends even with 4 post . Usually dig down at least 3-4 ft with some steel in it and poured concrete back in holes . Its easy really . When saw cut , you just make sure on yours that they cut the squares with clean corners with no overlap cuts past corner and then chip the corners out clean . Keep it clean looking . Once you get jack hammered through your concrete and chip out corners , its just some digging in the dirt . Safest this way with footings . Not sure what the manufactures recommends but this is the way I see them all done . You will only see the concrete squares where bolted to floor . Could be done real clean in there and still look really good .
