Far from bored, in fact way too busy. I need some breaks here in the office or I would melt down.
Go for the ramps and the wide ones if you can justify the price. I could not as I have some wide ones that are too steep but if needed, would work from the water side of the boat ramp where the concrete ends.
Wife there in Ontario or someone with a lift is in a better position for a good underside shot than me and I could not get to it till a meditative oil change Sunday. I am at 18% and will try to shoot up some digital film
Scissor lifts it is as the next tool topic.
After guttering this house and putting in rain barrels, other projects will have to be ahead of a lift. Since we have had up to 5 feet of water under the house a hydraulic pump motor will have to be elevated. As long as we don't run hydraulics while immersed in salt water, we should be fine.
Just after hurricane Fran, I got a quote to raise the house 2 feet, $7500 and $2500 US for each additional foot. Keep in mind I now park
SLY under the house, but my stepson has to watch his 6'4" head, so an auto lift is not to practical over here.
The lift for over here would be a scissor lift similar to what you see and with near the same capacity for use as a people lift. This plan makes moving thigs out of the drink easier and eventual old age for our rescue Collie and us less difficult.
I'll show you what I want over at the barn later.
screens for the radio display and insturment cluster 
Linear Mode
