small engine shop lifts 

Thank you for helping me start my own in small engine repair

Love your videos... helps me get through my stay here at this nursing home waiting for my hip replacement

Interesting video. I am still amazed how some people can find such things.

You are the Bob Ross of fixing stuff

I see the old Walker bumper lifts onEbay all the time under used automobile lifts

nice looking lifts...

I know it's been eight years, but I've just noticed the title of this video. It's a scandal that society should allow a small engine to go shop lifting and get away with it. I blame the parents.

for cars/trucks. using a lift and/or floor jack(s).. i always use safety jacks as a backup precaution.

i wish i had one of those in my shop would make life so simple

I like the idea of the lift table doing double-duty as a welding table.

Just a quick question about your Jump Starter. You use this starter a lot, and you haven't , so far, mention it as far as I know. So, this looks like a really cool tool, and as I see it, anytime a good mechanic uses a tool, or odd tool design, I'm all in!! As an Aircraft guy, I've had my share of tools that were welded up for a certain jobs, or designed to simplify a real pain job under the tin of airplane engines. That said, did you modify your Jump starter?? I know that if you can fit an 12V 12ah hour battery in the jump starter, that's my kind of road I want to travel. Like you, modify, modify, modify is the way you operate, and that is very good. You have many.many skills, and you have the knowledge and eye-hand coordination to do many things modern wrenches do not do! So, also as a horder, let me know what you think of a compact car heavy duty 12V 18 or higher battery in a home-made Jump Starter. These new model Jump starters are way, way out of a retired guys pay grade. Thanks for the time. And thank you for teaching me many things about V dubs. Great car, especially buses. Wrench-on, friend!!

I too am looking for the brand and model number of the manual lift table/welding table. Can you please provide that information to your subs? Looks like there are three of us looking for that information. Thank you very much. Love your videos and content. Keep up the good work.

Super helpful. Thanks

as larry verne says in the okeefenoki two step(b side of mr custer) "you dont have to stretch that far your going to rip your britches"

Nice shop you have there. I hope to get setup like that at home soon.

Of course love all your vids, was wondering on any more info on your pump hydraulic/welding table, as you said, everything else I have seen sit too high when lowered.. Brand or model number,, I am up in Canada, so searching is a bit harder,,

just found this video,i am looking for a midrise lift for working on my car . sadly everyone wants alot of money for there rusty crap,so the hunt continues. i have a handy air lift table with homemade side extensions i picked up for $600.00 last summer,money well spent. i also have what i believe is a walker hand crank mini bumper type jack i got for tractors,golf carts,atv,s and such for $40.00. grey air jacks are selling here for close to 500,which is way to much coin

Great Speckled hens :) thanks

I carve stone so I have been looking for a decent extra strong lift

You have used your head and spent a few dollars in shop equipment that would make mechanic and fab-work-welding much less labor and help you get your work done easier, faster, and safer to hopefully take the heavy load off the human body and reduce the high risk blowing out a back and be left unable to enjoy life or do any work at all.

Any chance you could tell me the Brand and model number of that little lift table? I've been looking for one for work, but haven't been able to find one that goes that low. I have to move bolt bins, full of hardware all the time, and I've been looking for a low profile cart that I could wheel under them, jack it up a few inches then wheel them out of the way. My poor back is getting too old for the old butt shove routine. I appreciate it.

I also would like a floor lift like that for the main shop since my ceilings are low also, I could use it for brakes, tires etc.....I have found a few but not really like that, they are more mobile with the big flat pads. I could use the other two also ....lol...lol....

Very interresting!

EXCELLENT VIDEO !! THAT SHOULD WIN AN AWARD !!! Thanks for doing that man, I have a 12k lb Ben Pearson 4 poster but it is not in the main shop because of ceiling height. I want a cycle table to work on shit so I am not always on my knees. I think I am being cheap, I found one for 750.00 brand new, the guy ordered then sold his bike, comes with everything including extensions. If you price yours, plus ext. metal, and labor would be close. Might have to get out the wallet !! Damn !!...lol..Thanks

That's what we do! Buy stuff and modify it to do what we need.

A Farnicastaff may even come with its own matching lift.

Do you mind sharing the model number of your cart-style lift? I’ve been looking all over for one that will drop that low.

that was cool

DREAM GARAGE!

now i know what to get when i get my house

So....I see this is an older vid.So whats up with the new yellow one man lift

oh and a garage tooo

RAISING THAT CEILING WOULD MAKE LIFE EASIER TO UNDER COAT ETC.

I wish I had a shop. :/

Small engine, Big engine, either way, they should not be shop lifting.