A Complete Guide On Two Post Lift
What are two post lifts? A two-post above-ground lift is designed to raise cars and trucks for easy access to wheel assemblies and the underside of the vehicle. A two-post above-ground lift is normally mounted to an existing concrete surface. The minimal concrete depth required for a two-post above ground lift is four inches. The two posts are connected at the top by a crossbar and then connected to each other at the bottom by another crossbar. The two posts are connected at the top by a crossbar, which functions as a pivot point for the scissor lift platform. The platform on which you stand when working under your car is attached to this pivot point with hinges that allow it to swivel up or down as necessary. The platform of an above-ground lift can sometimes be moved sideways or even rotated 90 degrees in order to get it into position under a vehicle that has not been parked parallel to all four walls of your garage or shop floor space. What does a two-post lift offer