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VRx8 wrote:Nice lift you got there! Is that in your house?
Thanks,it is!
Regulator wrote:You have my dream car + garage with lift in it. Keep up the good work!
Appreciate it.
chickenwafer wrote:A lift is for sure on my short list. Nice progress Frank!
It comes in handy.
VRx8 wrote:Can i use that lift to wash the bottom of my fd LOl
Lol. I don't even do that to my car!
speedjunkie wrote:I also see that you built new stairs and moved the lift back lol. For a second there I thought you moved again or something haha.
When is your expected completion time for this project?
Yea, I decided to finally get it done. Got tired of it cutting into usable space. My plan is to have it back together by the end of next month. Depending on how motivated I get!
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I heard you have to have ventilation for those, and that would make it pointless since you would be opening the door or something for that LOL. I've thought about getting one of those propane ones though. I'd kinda rather stick with electric, but it would be wreaking havoc on my power probably, and it would also suck because I only have the one power grid in the garage lol.
I'll check out that one you have, Frank. I'd like to see how well it warms your garage. If it warms yours, I KNOW it can warm mine haha.
I'll check out that one you have, Frank. I'd like to see how well it warms your garage. If it warms yours, I KNOW it can warm mine haha.
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