Saturday!! :happydance:

I was planning to get up early and do some washing before the sun starting blazing, but I am surprisingly sore from fishing yesterday - we hiked down river about 6 miles. Found some nice honey holes, too :tup:

Probably go into the office for a bit and then hit K1 for a few laps when they open :driving:

:iagree:When i get off work at noon.:ugh2:

Finally a weekend off; now gotta get some chores caught up around house.
Still gotta another hour before I can do my RepZ.....But they will be delivered!
You Guy’s have a Great Day!
:) :) :)

Repped Out!

Was planning on getting up early too. That didn't happen. Stayed up late with new puppy. Had pizza that talked back to me later in bed. Had to get up and take some Tums. :shakes head:

Mr. Wi... the more and more I look at this, the more I think maybe I should reconsider my garage design. Perhaps it would be advantageous to build with a taller roof to incorporate a lift of some sort.

Maybe a two post lift would be idea.

If you go with a twin post overhead lift. You need about a 12ft ceiling. If you go with a twin post baseplate. You need about a 9.5ft ceiling. If you go with a scissors lift. You don't need that much. Me, I would go for the twin post overhead. You can walk under the vehicle.

2 Post Lifts | GSES

See that's what I'm saying. I'd love to be able to do brakes and fluid changes while standing.

If you have the ceiling height and have a good 4"+ slab base, a full size lift is where it is at. :tup:
Benpak and others have a two post overhead support with a 58" lift that fits 9' ceilings.

Since the garage isn't built yet, I can pretty much do whatever I want. A lift might be a wise investment, as I seem to be the general maintenance go to for the family, no to mention I have nieces driving and kids who will be in a few years.

If I had to do it again I would for sure have 12’6” min. High ceiling.