I'm pretty sure the garage door is 16x8. The overall size of the shop is 25x65.
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Lets see those power wagons
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dieselscout80
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Wha kind of lift is that?
Does it have enough room to pull a transmission out between the posts?
Here you go. There is 30 inches of space in between so I'd say yes on transmission pull.
Details of the product.
ATTD-FM9SL Atlas FM9SL Flush Mount In-Ground Commercial Grade 9,000 Lbs. Capacity Scissor Lift
The Atlas FM9SL 9,000 lb. flush mounted scissor lift is the perfect choice for those service facilities that need to maximize the number of vehicle lifts per service area square foot.
www.eautotools.com
montana_wildcat
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Just picked up this gem over the weekend! Love everything about it. Can't wait to see what it can do.
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Wobly
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Ophir Pass?
Looks like it to me as well.
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Yup, Ophir pass. Amazing scenery.
montana_wildcat
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I plan on doing Ophir and a couple others this coming summer. Any issues with running a full-size?
Wobly
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There are a few that aren't suitable for full sized rigs, but most are doable with little issue.
Wobly
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Out of all the trails I've done with the wife , Ophir Pass is the only one that she absolutely will not do with me again. It's probably the most mild trail in the area but the loose shale/scree freaks her out.
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Like Wobly said, most trails are doable. I think there was only 2 or 3 switch backs that I had to make a 3 or 4 point turn on. Phaugipsy Gulch was pretty challenging, but worth the effort. The sound the shale rock makes under the weight of the truck is unnerving. One of the real challenges are the tourists in rental jeeps or side by sides, many do not follow any trail etiquette.
TrailWhale
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What part of the summer will you be going? I'll be out in mid to late July with some others.
montana_wildcat
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Not quite sure yet, but probably around the same time.
