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I am wondering what all of you who don't have a lift do.
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A follow-up:
I end up using a hoist attached as Chris described - at the seat adjuster brackets. A hoist made everything easy even as a solo operation. No drama, just operate the crane with one had and balance the almost-balanced load with the other. The weak point is probably the brackets themselves. As Chris said, I wouldn't use those as lift points if they were rusty or otherwise suspect, and would only do it with a pretty much stripped tub. As for the rotisserie, it seems very stable, even without a support between the 2 ends. It could be dangerous if one end caught while rolling though, or at least could end up tweaking the bumper mounts or even the frame. I don't plan to move it much, but it's easy enough to clamp or bolt on a connector piece if I want to, and moving with 2 people is easy enough. Overall I'm very happy with the rotisserie. I think if I had it to do over again, I might either go with 2-legged stands (like Zach's) to make loading without a hoist easier and make storage a bit easier, or I would have included a hight adjustment. It wouldn't have been that hard to make a piece that slides up the stand using a come-along, which would have avoided all the lifting issues. Here's a couple pics of the car on the spit: ![]() ![]() Thanks for all the help (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) --Steve |
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