Jack/Lift Advice

[mick56]

Originally Posted by Peg

That's the most spectacularly clean garage floor I've ever seen in my life. I could eat my dinner off there.

It's nothing like mine. Not even a little bit.

Dont feel to put out mate.That aint a garage/workshop.it's a storage facility.

[tcat]

Originally Posted by mick56

Dont feel to put out mate.That aint a garage/workshop.it's a storage facility.

Peg & Mick -Thanks for the comments - It's all of the above - plus my RV & toy storage

[mick56]

Originally Posted by tcat

Peg & Mick -Thanks for the comments - It's all of the above - plus my RV & toy storage

I am guessing you aint a fellow Bricklayer then mate.

[tcat]

Originally Posted by mick56

I am guessing you aint a fellow Bricklayer then mate.

You got me there - I was a steelworker before I retired last year.

[Jllm02199]

I bolted 2x4's across each side so that they hit the frame on each side. Been 12 years and it works good.

[Navigator]

Originally Posted by tcat

Peg & Mick -Thanks for the comments - It's all of the above - plus my RV & toy storage

Very nice. I have diamond rubber mats on my shop floor but that speckle epoxy finish is the way to go.

Oh and I use a standard scissors jack with my Idaho Jack Adapter. Mine is something like this but I believe a bit heavier duty. I've used it to lift my Nomad, Rocket 3 and Harley Electra Glide.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1100LB-Mini...kAAOSwh1paFkPR

I have a wider one that a friend gave me which works very well with the Jack Adapter.