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Old 01-08-2009, 11:02 PM
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Below ground lifts are a thing of the past because of environmental regulations (contaminating soil with hydraulic oil).
no they are not. rotary and others make them to this day, they just need to be double lined and have enough area to catch all oil that could leak.
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Below ground lifts are a thing of the past because of environmental regulations (contaminating soil with hydraulic oil).
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Aren't those Regulations Stupid???

That's where the damn stuff's been the last million years.

Go Figure!

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Does anyone know who makes the below grade 2 post lift that RS Performance has in thier shop? I was looking at their recent posts of their 66 GTO and saw it. That would work real nice, you wouldn't have the 2 posts taking up space when not in use but just the arms.
http://www.rotarylift.com/templateProduct.aspx?id=722
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those lifts are what I use daily at my job, they simply kick ass
wish I could afford to put one in my home garage.
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