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tubman · 10-19-2023, 07:59 AM

I talked to a friend at my last high school reunion. He told me he has a two post lift lift that came with a couple of auxiliary aluminum ramps. He said that they are light enough to be handled by one guy but strong enough to support a vehicle. They are designed to mate securely with the arms on the two post lift. I would like to check it out but he lives 300 miles from me.

I have a proper sized bottle jack laying on it's side in the jack tray on my 4-post. Along with a couple of random length 2x6's, it's easy and convenient to raise one end or the other. That's OK woth me, since I can only work on one end at a time.

10-19-2023, 07:59 AM	#17
tubman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Minnesota, Florida Keys Posts: 11,633	Re: Two post lift opinions I talked to a friend at my last high school reunion. He told me he has a two post lift lift that came with a couple of auxiliary aluminum ramps. He said that they are light enough to be handled by one guy but strong enough to support a vehicle. They are designed to mate securely with the arms on the two post lift. I would like to check it out but he lives 300 miles from me. I have a proper sized bottle jack laying on it's side in the jack tray on my 4-post. Along with a couple of random length 2x6's, it's easy and convenient to raise one end or the other. That's OK woth me, since I can only work on one end at a time.