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fatas
14-01-2008, 02:46 PM
seedys hoist is on the way :shock: yes seedy will have a hoist for you all to use :yep:
and i have 2 more second hand ones comming so if you think you need a hoist p.m me and we can do a deal. :)

35R
14-01-2008, 04:07 PM
seedys hoist is on the way :shock: yes seedy will have a hoist for you all to use :yep:
and i have 2 more second hand ones comming so if you think you need a hoist p.m me and we can do a deal. :)

Hey cool.

what sort of height do you need to make decent use of one of these fatas?

fatas
14-01-2008, 04:55 PM
measure your car from sill to roof and measure your height add 300mm and there you go.
posts height is about 2770mm
total lift height to top of pads is1900mm + car height
overal width is 3250mm
give me a call if you need any more specs or prices :)

seedyrom
14-01-2008, 05:26 PM
Thanks for hooking me up Richard.
I really appreciate it.
Meeting with my sparky tomorrow to get some 3 phase out to the garage.

(I am also very seriously thinking about getting a dyno in there - Though am trying to convince myself I don't need/want one). :up2sum:

I also haven't decided how deep I want my burial plot. I'm sure my wife will make an appropriate decision.

fatas
15-01-2008, 01:20 PM
walk very slowly and dont look back dyno = DIVORCE :whip:

35R
15-01-2008, 02:45 PM
Have you priced a dyno!

VooDoo
15-01-2008, 07:00 PM
my next house will definately have a hoist, engine crane, decent tools and compressor etc.

Ill be in touch Fatas

seedyrom
15-01-2008, 07:22 PM
Have you priced a dyno!

Yep.

Todd from Mainline has given me some advise aswell.

Don't worry, i'm not after a 4 wheel, suped up, LCD screen, print out, blah blah blah one.

But have lined up a dyno with ramps, chocks, big fan and all required ancilleries (power sub station). It can also be mounted flush with the ground and includes plates to cover it when not in use.

Only good for 400RWKW, but that's enough :)

6 years old and hasn't been used for power runs before, just RTA brake testing and general fault finding.

All for the low price of $3,000


I'm sure you can see why I was tempted

BOMI
15-01-2008, 07:25 PM
Sooo are you getting it seedy?

Thats cheap man :yep:


Troy :)

35R
15-01-2008, 07:53 PM
Yep.

Todd from Mainline has given me some advise aswell.

Don't worry, i'm not after a 4 wheel, suped up, LCD screen, print out, blah blah blah one.

But have lined up a dyno with ramps, chocks, big fan and all required ancilleries (power sub station). It can also be mounted flush with the ground and includes plates to cover it when not in use.

Only good for 400RWKW, but that's enough :)

6 years old and hasn't been used for power runs before, just RTA brake testing and general fault finding.

All for the low price of $3,000


I'm sure you can see why I was tempted

$3000?

If you dont buy it, let me know...

Febs
15-01-2008, 08:10 PM
That does seem pretty cheap!

Wonder what sort of costs are involved in keeping them maintained and accurate?

Dyno day at Seedy's! :lol:

VooDoo
15-01-2008, 08:12 PM
lol, its not the one sitting down the side of Dick's Electronic's shed it it?

seedyrom
15-01-2008, 09:25 PM
lol, its not the one sitting down the side of Dick's Electronic's shed it it?
He's got a shed now??!?!

WOW! The tv repair business must be booming

fatas
16-01-2008, 07:41 AM
dyno + cars = neighbours hate you and dob you in to epa bla bla bla ask sonny the probs he has had and you will find out why its a bad idea :headbang: :waving:

Febs
16-01-2008, 07:14 PM
lol, its not the one sitting down the side of Dick's Electronic's shed it it?

:lol:
I had exactly the same thought at first...but Dick's one is pretty old from memory (and is above-ground).

Cheers,
- Febs.

fatas
02-02-2008, 12:43 PM
which D.I.Y engine builder now has a hoist ????? :shock: :waving:

seedyrom
02-02-2008, 06:00 PM
*looks around*


oh ... you mean me ? :waving:

Thanks again Richard for everything :bravo:

And just in time :)
I really need to sort out my fuel pressure issue before I lose another engine :)

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3095.sized.jpg

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3099.jpg

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3100.jpg

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3101.jpg

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3102.jpg
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Now I better get the wife's car outta the way, I've got work to do


A HUGE thanks to Citywide Hoist Service for hooking me up at ridiculously cheap pricing.

35R
02-02-2008, 07:18 PM
lookin good!

damn i wish i had the room

btw nice legs seedy

DaveHAT
02-02-2008, 07:56 PM
Nice one Seedy ... is it my eyes or is your hoist not square to the garage? :confused:

It just looks slightly out in the pics.

PS You have a VERY understanding wife mate. :bravo:

fatas
02-02-2008, 08:49 PM
seedy is allways side ways or drunk so i kicked it a little so he gets in the first time :beer: :shock:

no he has 2 single roller doors and we had to make it so he can get in in and out with ease so yes we kicked the hoist problem solved :yep:

one day he may change it and i will just move the hoist square :waving:

thank you for your business mr seedy and fridge full of beer and coke :beer: have fun remember to put the lock on every time you get under that hoist:yep: :shock:

BOMI
03-02-2008, 03:08 AM
Awesome garage with out the hoist and freakin great with, looks like a workshop man!!!


Troy :)

seedyrom
03-02-2008, 05:25 AM
This shows the post that was the reason for kicking it sideways.
It seemed to be a little loadbearing, so I wasn't too keen on removing it, and then having to put an RSJ in

Some pre-hoist shots

Sonny has even given me tips on keeping the floor clean ;)

Click for a larger image
http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3087.thumb.jpg (http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3087.sized.jpg)

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3088.thumb.jpg (http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3088.sized.jpg)

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3089.thumb.jpg (http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3089.sized.jpg)

http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3090.thumb.jpg (http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Seedyrom/DSCN3090.sized.jpg)

Not the best garage, nor the biggest, but having a wife who doesn't mind leaving her car outside helps :yep:

firebug
03-02-2008, 09:26 AM
Looks good Seedy. Wish I had the height in my shed to put one in. Nice work..

fatas
04-02-2008, 07:10 AM
you have just jack up the roof :yep: :shock: