Posted by Dieselrider on June 16, 2013 at 04:38:26 from (208.123.180.13):
In Reply to: new toy posted by Bill Radford on June 15, 2013 at 18:54:34:
Okay, first of all I am envious of the lift and that would be such an asset for any shop but, I have a question. Most lifts I have seen are the kind where the lift arms swing in under a vehicle frame and lift the frame (although I do not know that they would be any good for lifting a tractor).
Yours apparently you drive onto and the lift just raises up with all the weight on the tires. How then would you work on the wheels of the vehicle without some other kind of way to get the weight off the wheels? Sorry for the dumb question but from the pic, looks like all the weight still on the wheels. Still way cool.
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