You floor flushing son of a....

[Primo]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=492708420763423

Wanted to share my flush-with-the-floor lift install from a few years back.

Of course it helped that my house is built on the side of a hill allowing for a 6 ft tall crawlspace under the garage.

Had my contractor cut cement, build a frame and supports underneath then pour cement leaving a hole for the air line.

I ran hoses underneath from my compressor over to and under the lift and then another 2 ft over for the foot control.

(Just sold this 2006 Street Glide 3 weeks ago)

[db24]

This is so cool:lolup:

[Steve 0080]

Oh Yea...I'm jealous.... now you say I have to start with a 6 foot hole under the garage.....

[DaWadd]

Me likey. :clap2:

[RickW]

Now that is pretty cool.

[Primo]

Oh Yea...I'm jealous.... now you say I have to start with a 6 foot hole under the garage.....

Lol.

Actually I've seen it done on another forum where they made a deep enough recess for the lift to sit flush then cut channels in the cement on the sides to run the air hoses and you could get away without the 6 ft crawlspace/basement.

It does have a cool factor especially when a new guy comes to one of the poker games and someone hits the floor switch.

[ChainsawChuck]

Great Idea! I have one of those lifts, never thought to recess it into the floor. You got me thinking now.

[Primo]

Great Idea! I have one of those lifts, never thought to recess it into the floor. You got me thinking now.

On this particular lift you lose about 7 inches of height off the deck. I could always lift it out of the recess if I needed the extra height but so far I haven't found the need.

So much easier now just rolling into the garage and into the wheel chock without having to deal with the little side to side rocking.

[hiflyer]

No lift, but I have a tornado shelter!