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CasaLobo #358592 23/04/16 03:43 PM
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# nippimog i was going to post the same comment. Don't know how he manages this. laugh

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I have a four post lift....call me paranoid but supporting the weight of a car from a four point lift never sat well for me, I had these fantasies of the points digging deep into the frame, ultimately collapsing, having the car crash down onto the car underneath it. I have a very vivid imagination...

A four point with a strong steel plate across the back end to support the one rear tire. On the odd occasion I'd need to raise the wheels, I'd use floor stands.

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I'm using this lifts many times and I'm very happy with them.

http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/193822#Post193822


M3W brings back the FUN in driving

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Thanks for all the suggestions, guys. Laurens, that seems like a particularly clean and space-efficient solution. Might just try that - especially, given the overall size (and expense) of the four-point lifts I've seen.

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