auto lift/parking space

I don't have one, but if I were you I certainly wouldn't consider using one if it was not properly bolted down.

Just use quality insert type anchors in the concrete and then you can readily unbolt the lift if you need to move it. When the lift isn't in place install some set screws into the anchors to keep them from filling with dirt. To make the lift moveable (without a car on it) mount side crank trailer jacks with wheels to each column so you can jack it up slightly (after unbolting from floor) and roll it around.

Pete C.

Hi Pete

The type of lift I'm considering has casters which tip up when the weight of the car is on it. This thing is designed to be moved so I'm not simply placing it on the floor without proper support. Just FYI

Cameron

You might find more lift information at:

Ok, then perhaps you're ok. All the four post lifts I've seen were intended to be bolted down solidly.

Pete C.

My friend has one, I helped him assembled it. :)

It works pretty good, but he's not lifting a 3/4 ton pickup with it. (he has a Formula V and a Porsche Boxster)

They move on "wheels" that retract, but the thing still weighs about

Ray