Alright, you asked for it. No facts, just opinion.
90% of what I do under a car is drain fluids, 5% is lube stuff and 5% is
to actually repair things. You can't drain fluids while the car is at an
angle. Unless you have other reasons to get under the car, it doesn't
seem to me to be that useful, particularly as it would take up a lot of
space somewhere.
Just my $0.2, which is likely not worth that much.
On Mon, 21 Apr 1997 11:03:49 -0400 (EDT) fzampa@cennet.mc.peachnet.edu
(Fred Zampa) writes:
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>elan:
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> nope, i got zero replies to my question about using used car
>display
>ramps as a lift. perhaps because the ramps are new nobody
>has enough experience to feel expert about their use. so, i hope this
>second
>posting will generate comments from anyone with ANYTHING
>to contribute.
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>thanks fred .
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>>>A friend of mine tells me that those drive up ramps that used car
>>>lots use to display (special) cars are not very expensive ($300?).
>They
>>>appear to raise the car about 3 or 4 feet-which would be enough to
>>>be usefull for some under-car jobs.
>>>Any opinions as to whether these outfits would make a good poor
>man's
>>>lift ? Where do you go to buy one ?
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>>I thought this was an excellent idea. Did you get any replies?
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