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Yes. Thank you Roland.

I didn’t say that you couldn’t do it, just that they are not recommended for storage.

I would not store a car on a two post lift. They are not designed to do that. IMO

You shouldn’t be disappointed. It’s money well spent and safety is the priority.

O geez. Thanks Steve. I don’t need another project. But I do like bananas 🍌 lol 😂

Because it’s correct and not “ close enough “ ?

I haven’t watched a movie in at least 10 years and I don’t remember what I did watch. lol. So if you doing quotes I’ll lose every time. 😝

This is obviously an old post. But if you call them, they are great on the phone, and ask they may do something like free shipping. That’s what the did for me. No drill, direct mount and about 10 minute install per side. I just did the front and left the rear original. The buckles don’t match exactly but they were close enough. I wanted the lap/ shoulder combo.

We thank you ( when I say we I mean Joe, lol).

Since you have the vaulted ceiling, I would go for a clear floor lift ( all the cables going over the top). If you’re rolling transmission jacks and oil drain buckets the plate can be a pain.

Your knees can’t handle the truth. lol. Love that movie.

Thanks Mark T. But I believe the hope is none of that will be necessary, but we won’t know until we ( I say we but I really mean Joe) really start researching other formats. I know nothing about this stuff as 99 percent of my activity is phone.

I get that and you’re right. But they have to meet certain requirements to be approved for use. A Rotary 9000# lift can easily handle 10,000 but that may not be the same for other brands. I’d be hard pressed to put my Monte on a 7000# no name brand.

Did you try SMS?

Tough situation. I feel for everyone involved. This whole issue just to serve a warrant. I have a lot more to add but this is not the appropriate place.