Well I've looked at the Mohawk and kind of had them in mind. Hey Bill, many years ago in the 50's-60's I used the the hydraulic lifts with the arms ocasionally. If your talking about centering the weight up on the lift that's just using good sense. My only conceren was with the amount of leaverage that was avalable at the base where it was mounted. When you think about it, you have half the length of the vehicle, about 8 to 10 feet and if its 6 or 7 feet in the air that gives you a 14 to 17 foot lever arm to pull the anchors out of the floor with. Of course it's an unfounded concern but it does stay on my mind.
I have a 14 foot celing in my barn so height isn't a problem and I'm sure I would get one that would at least reach 7 feet.
All depends on how good of a sales man I become this summer. got a lot to get rid of before I have room for a lift.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
