Yup, I opted for an installer - great guy. I use a 120V plug that the cord reaches to the wall receptacle but I'm probably going to use the ceiling mounted plug when I get the time to run a cord. It has it's own self contained hydraulic unit mounted on the post.
Thank you. Looks like a real nice setup!
Yup, 1 year for a self install and a 5 year warranty if installed by a certified (ALI) installer.
Oops, typo. Yes 5 year warranty. Not 1.
1K. That included picking it up in Melbourne FL (he's in West Palm about a 2-1/2 hour ride to pick it up), traveling to Okeechobee (another 2 hours from Melbourne) and then assembly time of 4 hours and testing.
Was that included in the price you posted way back on the first page?
I posted the complete invoice including the installation costs a while ago. It isn't cheap that's for sure but I'm an old F*** and it keeps me in the game, which is not for much longer but I'm trying.
The hell you aren't. I love it.
It's a tight squeeze but it all fits.
Decal junkies need to stick together.
I have a few. Plus the whole garage door. Also, thousands more in four big boxes. Never put them on my cars though.
I find it convenient at the left front for access to the engine. Just last week I had to raise and lower the car many times to get under the car and into the engine compartment. At the right rear would have been a little more walking. I plan this year to move mine to the outside of the post it is attached to, currently it is parallel to the ramps, should give me more door room. I had a local welding shop make me a sliding heavy steel tray, great for tools and parts and some uses for hydraulic jacks.
An old friend of mine used to say, "A clean workbench is a sign of a sick mind".
Curb weights: Ram is 5500 and Burb is 5600, well within limits, lots of margin
