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Old 02-04-2024, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Sirrotica View Post
I have a 12,000 lb 2 post that is suitable for lifting light trucks, the manufacturer required my concrete to be 5 inches minimum due to the larger working limit of the heavier load. I'm in the process of putting in 2 footers, 12 inches thick, 4x4 feet, for the bases of the lift to set on. There will be 16 pieces of rebar tying each new footer to the existing slab. Yes, overkill, but I only want to do it once.

Just my thoughts from being around cars, and lifts for over 50 years, I hope this is helpful...........
I had the rebar and 4 x 4 feet poured for my two post lift when I had the barn built. Rotary Lift SPO10 which is fine for the Pontiacs.
The "Drivers" are Ford Lease Vehicles.

Do it once and do it right.

Tom V.

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