Looks like it's got a fixed height? Just looking for a permanent solution to remove and attach a lawnmower tractor cab between seasons. Probably about 9 feet high.
Couple questions: How does the flooring hold up to the point loads of the jack stands? And how smoothly do those small wheels for the crane and/or floor jacks roll across that flooring without getting hung up? I like the flooring, but am concerned about how easily small metal wheels like those on floor jacks, cranes, tool carts & dolleys will roll.
Generally, anything with wheels rolls better on this floor than bare concrete (on which small stones are kryptonite). As the weight gets heavier, the floor can compress slightly. The floor jack is the worst. If I am lifting the duramax I put a small piece of wood under it. I did not notice any issue using the engine crane though. Jack stands require a wood base for sure, as they cut up the floor.
@@tdb0ne1 oh the ram itself. Unfortunately I loaned it to my uncle and I don't have it right now. Sorry. I would imagine it would be something in that area.
Looks like it's got a fixed height? Just looking for a permanent solution to remove and attach a lawnmower tractor cab between seasons. Probably about 9 feet high.
Ya, this is a fixed height. You would need to mod it for that application.
@@johnniemo Cheers, thanks for the feedback!
Couple questions: How does the flooring hold up to the point loads of the jack stands? And how smoothly do those small wheels for the crane and/or floor jacks roll across that flooring without getting hung up? I like the flooring, but am concerned about how easily small metal wheels like those on floor jacks, cranes, tool carts & dolleys will roll.
Generally, anything with wheels rolls better on this floor than bare concrete (on which small stones are kryptonite). As the weight gets heavier, the floor can compress slightly. The floor jack is the worst. If I am lifting the duramax I put a small piece of wood under it. I did not notice any issue using the engine crane though. Jack stands require a wood base for sure, as they cut up the floor.
Got a similar one without rotating wheels on the front like yours do you have problem to move it around?
Not at all. There is no weight on the front when it's empty, so it slides around. Once you have weight on it you need to steer from the back.
@@johnniemo i suppose the middle ones are not touching the ground when its unfolded right,?
@@TheDestructorOfficial I never looked before. But correct. They are about 1/2" off the ground.
@@johnniemo did you check it? Im waiting mine but i supposed the middle ones use is when is folded to be able to move it..
@@TheDestructorOfficial Yes, I just looked. There is no weight on it, but I assume that won't change much.
What are the ram specs? Does it say 3ton on it?
It is 1 ton at the minimum extension. 1/4 ton at the max.
@@johnniemo the ram is the hydraulic actuator...
@@tdb0ne1 oh the ram itself. Unfortunately I loaned it to my uncle and I don't have it right now. Sorry. I would imagine it would be something in that area.