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ace10

Another one bites the dust!
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Trying to clear out some stuff. Most of it is car-related.

Everything is located West of Leesburg.
All prices OBO


(3) 28" Dewalt tool boxes. Virtually new condition. $15/per or $40 for the lot. They're $40 new.

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Battery tenders (sold)



Makita LXT 18v chargers. (sold)
 
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X2 Power AGM battery. Couple years old. Just removed from my Disco 2 that went to the breaker. Always hooked to an AGM maintainer.
(SOLD)

Husky stacked tool chest.
(SOLD)

Folding table. 72"
A few minor cuts and scratches. Hardware perfect.
$20
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Folding work table. 1000lb capacity. Like new (sold)


Like new pop-up shelter. This is a big one, 13X13.
Used a couple times last summer for construction shade.
$40
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Advantage DX-9000-HD

Reconfiguring one of my bays and no longer need this one.
Housed in a climate-controlled space, like new condition. Operated 15-20 times.
Comes with (2) aluminum ramps, (3) plastic drip trays, (2) rubber chocks and (4) casters

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They're $8000 plus tax and shipping.
https://realgaragelife.com/products/...age-dx-9000-hd

My Ask is $4250.

The lift is fully-assembled currently. It will be much easier to move and reassemble having this as a reference.
I have assembled three of these lifts solo with moving dollies and a floor jack. It's heavy work, but not particularly difficult skill-wise.
 
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8 foot Olhausen Pool table
This is a special edition. Premium 3 piece slate. Birds Eye maple rails. The entire body is maple.
Comes with balls and bridge.
Some minor marks on legs and apron.
This is not a typical cheap pool table on Craigslist, but I will price it like one.
$500 takes it, BUT it must be taken down and moved by professional movers. Non negotiable. And it's unrealistic to do this DIY anyway, since the felt has to be redone after the table is taken apart.

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Tools
Jigsaw $5
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Oscillating tool $5
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Large Dremel $10
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Scroll saw, single speed with extra blades $10
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Advantage DX-9000-HD

Reconfiguring one of my bays and no longer need this one.
Housed in a climate-controlled space, like new condition. Operated 15-20 times.
Comes with (2) aluminum ramps, (3) plastic drip trays, (2) rubber chocks and (4) casters

New_BYB_Charts_6.png


20260603_084549-1-webp.4152200


They're $8000 plus tax and shipping.
https://realgaragelife.com/products/...age-dx-9000-hd

My Ask is $4250.

The lift is fully-assembled currently. It will be much easier to move and reassemble having this as a reference.
I have assembled three of these lifts solo with moving dollies and a floor jack. It's heavy work, but not particularly difficult skill-wise.
What are the concrete floor requirements for that lift?
 
What are the concrete floor requirements for that lift?

Manufacturer says no minimum thickness for 4 post.

[That site is Advantage's new retail storefront)

Obviously within reason, subject to existing conditions such as levelness and cracking.

Each post's foot pad is 1 sq foot, so the actual psi, even at max rated load plus weight of lift would be something around 11,000 lbs ÷ (4×144) = 19 psi.
It's really nothing.
 
Regarding the lift, I've been asked this more than one time on other sites:

Yes, I will absolutely assist with disassembly. No, I will not go to another location and re-assemble.

There really aren't that many parts since all the sub assemblies are already put together.

4 Posts. 4 post caps
The motor/reservoir/mount arm.
2 Runways.
2 crossbars.
Lock linkage
Accessories

And that's about it.
It's more about manpower than mechanical smarts.
The most fiddly and critical parts of assembly are the rods which connect all the safety dogs and getting the cables adjusted. Neither are rocket surgery.

I replaced the original cord on the power unit with a 15-16' 14 gauge cord.

Here's the official assembly video
He's working with the XLT model which is longer, wide and taller many hundreds of pounds heavier.
 
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