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25-05-2008, 09:36 AM
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Paulie
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Bentleigh VIC
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Ladies Gents,
Im thinking of raising the roof of my garage and installing a car hoist for: 1. Working on the cars 2. Parking one XW under the other in the garage to free up parking space for my everyday cars. Would you go for a four poster, i know the wheels and suspension dont hang for work or 2 poster, haven't had much experience with hoists but being only 2 posts there is less weight distribution on the floor as i dont know how thick the slab is. Any advice? Cheers Paul
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2 or 4 Post Hoist?
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