Another Lift Table Question

Whew! :witsend:

Ha ha. No, just needed some weight. Now she goes up and down with nothing on. I guess just one of those things.

No picture huh.
Yer pulling our leg.

Ask Paul, he has seen it. :roflmao::roflmao:

I will wait for pictures of the lift when you start the next project like putting a 117" in whatever bike HotRider decides on getting.

Ahh, that would go in mine before hers. All is good. It works great!

He's pulling y'all leg.
He's gitting a table for Christmas

OK, I will post a picture for you. Need a few.

Ok, here are a couple of pictures of my new lift. It is a great piece of machinery that is for sure. I am going to post some other pictures of new editions that have joined Hot Rider and I recently as well.


My Lift....



With it raised...



A new tool box.



And some brand new HD Daymaker LED headlights.



Just from the flash of my camera...

I guess Christmas came early this year. Good looking stuff.

It sure felt like it but hey, I need this stuff in order to operate on my own. LOL. That lift will make a huge difference and like Paul had said, I wish I had it when he was up here, would been a hell of a lot easier. The box was necessary, I need the room.

Didn't even have the wheel chock on it.
Mam Please !

Don't complete..

I'm envious of that tool box man. Very cool. Mine are all pieced together diff brands over the years. Nice

Thanks, it is something that I need pretty badly that is for sure.

I see you like stuff painted black. Me, too. Very nice lift & toolbox. I keep my tools in a couple of wooden drawers I built into my work bench along with a few packets of silica gel in each drawer. No rust issues.

It will be part of a theme if you know what I mean? My garage is nearly done the way that I want it, soon I will have better lighting in there and then there will be three colors that need to painted. Care to guess what they will be?

Looks to me like JB's got oil stains already. Good! Nothin' like a few oil stains on the floor to show it's a garage and not a showroom. Use a large rubber mat if you must keep work area "clean" and save yourself a lot of $$$ and hassle.

My shop floor is plywood and is stained to a fine patina! Besides that, any carpenter will tell you oil is good for wood LOL.

To eliminate slipping on a oil slicked concrete floor, wipe up the worst of it and then throw cat litter on it and let it soak up the rest. Then sweep it up and forgetaboutit. Floor will smell better, too .

Johnny, if you're going to paint the inside of your garage black, you're going to need a LOT more lights LOL.

Muriatic acid etching of the floor does not remove oils. The acid reacts with the free lime in the concrete and removes the top surface or what we call "cream" of the concrete. Good strong commercial degreasing chemicals are required prior to placing a coating in addition to acid etching the concrete.
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