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Location: Port Hope (near Toronto) On, Canada
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Originally Posted by creaturecat View Post
as a rule, do standard garage floor specifications work for the installation? would the four poster be more forgiving on the floor?
Yes it has to be reinforced, not sure of the spec, but when I built my garage I put in something like 3' square 9" thick pads which was overkill, but gave me a lot of wiggle room.
I didn't get my lift till 10 years later so I'm glad I did it that way.

Note I just looked at the eagle lift 10K lbs and the floor spec was 4" with 3500lb concrete.
https://www.eagleequip.com/manuals/ECL-10AS%20Product%20Manual.pdf

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