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Thanks everyone for the details on this lift/mod. I built it today in preparation for a radcal upgrade on my JJPOTC.
D9B84A1E-2797-4A1C-A7AA-6FEA03142021 (resized).jpeg5375EB94-8D73-4BA1-9634-4C15B6D746FC (resized).jpegBB3FD076-1A74-4183-AE78-5B4839E40267 (resized).jpegQuoted from Raegor:If you're doing bimini caps the only thing beyond screwing is cutting the handle. Get this if you don't want to use a saw.
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Those cutters work amazingly well. You can get one for about half that price from Harbor Freight when you pick up your lift.
Quoted from LeChuck:It’s probably already discussed somewhere in the 700+ posts, but how high up can you guys get a game on the 500 lb lift? When lifting a game up all the way with the (28.5”) legs on, I could probably get the levelers about 6 inches off the ground. Is that about right or should it go way higher?
I had to lift my game slightly to get over the front door threshold from the porch, which was a slight bummer. Didn’t really want the overkill and price of the 1000 lb model at the time I got it .. now I wonder if I should swap (esp. since someone showed it lifting to truck bed height).
ACB3DE08-8CBD-49DD-B7B1-C3A26BA48FBA (resized).jpegQuoted from Gogojohnnyquack:I used a simple pipe cutter for $5.99:
https://www.harborfreight.com/1-8-eighth-inch-to-1-1-8-eighth-inch-tubing-cutter-92878.html
Same and it worked incredibly well and cleanly. Much easier than a hacksaw.
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