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My neighbor is a professional tree trimmer and... feller? Anyways, he showed med the trunk of his work van and I counted five or six Stihls. A chainsaw is, apparently, not just a chainsaw.
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Edumacate me; why does the concrete need sawing?
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Nov 20, 2013 07:56
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I'm every shade of green with envy. It's not until now I realize how tall the structure is (seeing the door.) Should work very nicely for lifts and storage.
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Dec 7, 2013 16:25
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I'm curious about the mounting. I've often wondered how/why two-post lifts actually stayed in place. The torque where it meets the floor must be quite high. (So, so jealous...)
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Feb 17, 2014 11:29
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True, if you're talking about fore/aft. I'm thinking about the forces that try to make the two posts tip towards each other, perpendicular to the length of the car.
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Feb 17, 2014 17:59
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Plenty of two post lifts have nothing between the tops of the columns. If there's a section there, it's probably for chain/wires/hydraulic lines. If not, they are run either under a small panel resting on the ground, between the posts, or, for a more involved installation they're embedded in the floor. I know that the 8-12 concrete anchors in the base of each post is enough to withstand the torque generated, I'm just puzzled because it seems counter-intuitive. The dynamic loads must be in 1000kg + range, and that's before doing a safety multiplier.
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Feb 18, 2014 14:49
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Excited to hear your impressions once the LEDs are up and running. What's the lumen/watt on these compared to florescents?
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Mar 19, 2015 11:24
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the spyder posted:My son wanted to be lifted on the hoist... OUCH is all I could think. Ah, to be made of Jello again... (And not have testicles... haha!) Haha, My friend's kid (5 years old) and I took turn lifting each other on my big floor jack. Being able to lift a fully grown man was infinitely amusing to him. 
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Feb 29, 2016 11:19
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Wait, a bandsaw like that comes with ITS OWN loving WELDER and you're not even expected to but actively ENCOURAGED TO CUT AND WELD THE SAW BLADE TO DO "CAPTIVE" CUTS?! gently caress. That's metal.
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