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I goofed... When I designed the shop, this lift was in the wood…

I goofed...

When I designed the shop, this lift was in the woods, and I didn't feel like measuring it there.  So I measured the one at my friend's business, and designed for that.

Turns out, this one is the extended-length version (Rotary SM120-122), which is 2 feet longer than his.  I can't put it any closer to the overhead door, and I still have to figure out a ramp system before a car could be driven on.  I might pour concrete ramps outside, and just drive over the gaps where the door goes.
I goofed... When I designed the shop, this lift was in the woods, and I didn't feel like measuring it there. So I measured the one at my friend's business, and designed for that. Turns out, this one is the extended-length version (Rotary SM120-122), which is 2 feet longer than his. I can't put it any closer to the overhead door, and I still have to figure out a ramp system before a car could be driven on. I might pour concrete ramps outside, and just drive over the gaps where the door goes.Original file
I goofed...

When I designed the shop, this lift was in the woods, and I didn't feel like measuring it there.  So I measured the one at my friend's business, and designed for that.

Turns out, this one is the extended-length version (Rotary SM120-122), which is 2 feet longer than his.  I can't put it any closer to the overhead door, and I still have to figure out a ramp system before a car could be driven on.  I might pour concrete ramps outside, and just drive over the gaps where the door goes.

I goofed...

When I designed the shop, this lift was in the woods, and I didn't feel like measuring it there. So I measured the one at my friend's business, and designed for that.

Turns out, this one is the extended-length version (Rotary SM120-122), which is 2 feet longer than his. I can't put it any closer to the overhead door, and I still have to figure out a ramp system before a car could be driven on. I might pour concrete ramps outside, and just drive over the gaps where the door goes.

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