Rsylvestri wrote:that can be Redheaded into existing slab
I was going to comment on the Red Head but ...
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Re: Scissor vs 2-Post Lift
by glenn_993 on Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:54 am
I was going to comment on the Red Head but ...
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Re: Scissor vs 2-Post Lift
by Rsylvestri on Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:17 am
efhughes3 wrote:The bolt in two-posts are totally dependant on the quality of the concrete floor ...
True, if it is the original floor pour with the home it"should" be 2500 psi as a minimum.
You could always cut the concrete, remove and pour 2 -16" x 16" 3,000 psi footings and use their fastening system which is similar if not the Redhead system.
Pretty straight forward project.
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Re: Scissor vs 2-Post Lift
by RETII on Fri Jul 30, 2010 2:29 pm
I can't decide whether to be in the truss repair or body and glass business after this post 
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