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four post car lift/hoist MED4B

1. Electric/hydraulic power system; freestanding design;

2. Narrow width for space efficiency, perfect for parking, storageand service;

3. Single hydraulic cylinder mounted underneath runway;

4. Fully enclosed lifting cables, safety locks and sheaves;

5. Runways accommodate narrow and standard vehicles;

6. Multi-position safety locks in each column;

Four Post Car Lift/Hoist (Med4B)-High Quality

Q: I have 22x8.5 rims to go on my impala. I tried to put them on but the back strut mount was sitting on my tire. So how do I lift the back without putting a lift on my car to keep it from scrubbing. I was told that I could get a bottle jack and push that lip up and out if the way, but Idk how to do this. Any tips?P.s. I also tried taking it to a tire shop but they couldn‘t do it so.: This Site Might Help You. RE: How to lift my impala to fit 22s? I have 22x8.5 rims to go on my impala. I tried to put them on but the back strut mount was sitting on my tire. So how do I lift the back without putting a lift on my car to keep it from scrubbing. I was told that I could get a bottle jack and push that lip up and out if the way, but Idk how to do.

Q: I studied about gyroscopic couple, is that the force, if i want to turn my car 2500 kgs at 40 m radius by different speed, which is dangerous to tilt my car down. 1) 60 km/h. 2) 80 Km/h. 3) 100 km/h. 4) gt;120 km/h: The centripetal force, is provided by the frictional force applied by road. This can never be more than normal reaction, mg. mv^2/r mg or v^2 gr v sq rt[gr] or v sq rt[9.81*40] or v 19.81 m/s or 0.0198*3600 km/h 71.31 km/h. So 2), 3) and 4) are dangerous speeds to have while turning

Q: If you stay in your car, are you safest sitting with your seat belt on, or lying on the floor, or hiding in the trunk? This question assumes the tornado itself is coming your way and will arrive in one minute.: The car will provide some protection from flying debris and the water should help prevent it from being lifted up into the air. If there is not a safer place you could run to and the tornado is already that close that flying debris is already an immediate threat, then a person in that situation probably should stay in the car. I would expect the windshield to be smashed, so if possible the person should cover their face and duck low, or lay down on the seat. Seat belts might help if the car is lifted into the air, but I would think flying debris would be the greater risk and that being lifted into the air is not as likely, plus if that happens, the chances of survival would be so slim even with a seat belt that I would just invest everything into avoiding the flying debris by getting on the floor if possible. There is more protection in the passenger areas than there is in the trunk, as the trunk is designed to collapse in to absorb energy from an impact, so if a person was in the trunk when the car was lifted then dropped on the trunk, then they would be crushed, while a person in the passenger area could survive the same type of impact. Depending on the car, there might be airbags, which are potentially dangerous.

Q: what kind of lift kit will i need? any info will b helpful: i would take it to a shop, they should be able to tell you everything you need to know and lift it, if you want. fyi, any wheel larger than stock will make the spedometer in accurate... but only by 1 or 2 mph

Q: Lifting machine side of the insurance stuck, how maintenance?: Should be a hydraulic system problems, it is best to check it.

Q: Ok So I need to change one of my tires. It is a 2000 VW Passat GLX. The car is kind of low, I think thats how it came, I don't mean dropped like a low rider, but lower than most cars. When I do the oil changes, I need to lift it because the drain pan just fits. Anyways, I don't know exactly where to place the JACK, i dont know where to place it to lift it. I am worried I might place it in the wrong place and might break something or even cause serious damage to the lower body of the car. Can someone please help??? If possible can you please explain the position of the jack, for both front and back. I really don't want to cause any damage to my car. Thank You all for your help.: The answer is in your owners manual. Failing that, there is an indentation in the sill similar to an arrow head, place your jack on the downward facing area adjacent to the arrow head.

Q: We have a Rotary two post car lift that is leaking hydraulic fluid everytime you lift it high. once it gets to a certain point it squirts fluid out a pressure relief valve. whats wrong and how can it be fixed?: Think a repair kit should be fitted by a pro

Q: Why the car hanging in the air after the drive wheel also turn (the car lifted by the lift can see the drive wheel in the turn, not the inertia reasons): But the pressure plate and the flywheel combined with the engine in the work through the flywheel and pressure plate into the gearbox transmission is neutral but the gear inside the re-combination through the input shaft to the output shaft and then to The drive shaft to the differential to the wheel so the wheel turned

Q: I bought a car from my cousin and for some reason he lowered it so low you can‘t turn all the way because the tires hit the fender and you have to go slowly and drive sideways over bumps and all that bull ****How hard would it me to put like a 1 or 1 1/2 inch lift on this car its a coupe Cost estimate time and should I do it my self or go somewhere and have it done: differant springs needed

Q: Is there any thing i can do to make them fit?Do i have to get my car lifted?: they rub against your body. or the inside of your frame? if it the body, then yes. it would either have to be lifted or cut the wheel wells. if they rub on the inside. you would need some wheel spacers to move them out.

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