[Zukbox II]

Would you by any chance share your plans? Looks like you already did the brain work very well.

Don't really have any plans I can just post up. Just a lot of graph paper with chicken scratch calculations. If there are specific measurements or info you want - let me know.

 

[Zukbox II]

I have had a couple of PM's for some measurements. So here they are:

 

[95kawizx6r]

this is going on my list of things to do. thank you very much. you saved me a lot of hassle.

 

[holt]

Dig the design, kinda reminds me of mine. I also added pads along the side to bolt the chassis jig on to, and a drop out door for doing oil changes.

 

[pedro@fulltechdive.com.br]

Hi buddy,

Could you send me the plans of your table? This is amazing!!!

Regards,

Pedro

Couple of shots of the initial mock up:

The Torin Air Over Hydraulic 8 Ton Ram. This is what gets the bike from the ground to the working height in 10-15 secongs:

This is the lockout mechanism that holds the lift up at 2.5' & 3.0'. It works really well too. No danger of this thing coming down and someone losing a limb. The beauty of it is that it collapses out of the way when the lift is at rest height:

Air Release Handle:

Rolling Framework. Front tie down hooks added:

3/16" Plate steel top welded in place:

Painted Up and Ready for Work:

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[Espen]

i almost copied this table and it is a great tool! i did minor changes to locking mechanism, cylinder mount, mounted the lift arms on top of the bottom frame instead of inside for added strength. and axles through the whole table on upper lift points. i used bushings in all the lifting points. posting some pictures to share my changes.

 

[ninja10kid]

What was cost of materials

I figure it would cost around alot I've been trying to look around on job sites for scrap with no luck

 

[ultimate fighter]

What was cost of materials

I figure it would cost around alot I've been trying to look around on job sites for scrap with no luck

how much is 50 feet of sprinkler pipe and some sheet metal?

 

[Espen]

What was cost of materials

I figure it would cost around alot I've been trying to look around on job sites for scrap with no luck

mine was about 800 usd but that includes shipping a cylinder from usa to norway plus all costs are alot higher here. from what i see on ebay i would guess you could build one in the states for half of that?

 

[rubbersdown]

With the materials he used, here in the states, 60' of 3/16 2x2 will run you close to $200. A 4x8 sheet of 3/16 (even though you only need half, maybe you could split it with someone) is about $250. The ram I believe is about $60 and then various nuts and bolts, welding wire etc etc id say your looking at close to $600 in materials alone.
And before anyone says it, sure the harbor freight one is cheaper but it is no where near the quality as the table he built here with the heavy duty materials.

 

[tsukuyomi79]

Something for me to do in the future

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[Zukbox II]

i almost copied this table and it is a great tool! i did minor changes to locking mechanism, cylinder mount, mounted the lift arms on top of the bottom frame instead of inside for added strength. and axles through the whole table on upper lift points. i used bushings in all the lifting points. posting some pictures to share my changes.

Nice work. Always nice to see other fab work. What was your train of thought behind the cylinder mount? Seems like the ram needs to go a long way out for the table to reach working height. How long does it take for the ram to take the table from floor to operating height? Nice Job!

 

[Espen]

Nice work. Always nice to see other fab work. What was your train of thought behind the cylinder mount? Seems like the ram needs to go a long way out for the table to reach working height. How long does it take for the ram to take the table from floor to operating height? Nice Job!

i just thought that being able to use the whole length and have the liftarm mount close the middle of the liftarm would give me more momentum and less stress on mounts etc. and i dont have to remember stopping it at the right time the angle of the cylinder is more in the lift direction when you start from bottom as well, less forces pulling wrong direction. probably doesnt matter though i think from bottom to top height takes 50-60 seconds.
Thank you for making this thread!

 

[The D.J. Guy]

Here is a pic of it in action.....just to prove that it does work. :shocker:

How can I get plans for this?

 

[XxGRYMMxX]

old thread bud, doubt youlll get a reply. BUT, theres a pic with measurements in the thread and you can probably reverse engineer it from there.

 

[The D.J. Guy]

Don't really have any plans I can just post up. Just a lot of graph paper with chicken scratch calculations. If there are specific measurements or info you want - let me know.

The bar that the base of the jack mounts to. what is the mearsurment of where to place it, and how long or what is the jack dimension.

 

[thefabricator03]

Hi Guys,

This thread inspired my bike lift table and I thought I would post some pictures to help others. I made mine out of 75x50x3 RHS for the main frame and 50x50x4 SHS for the ram mount and sheet supports. I used a 8 ton ram I brought on ebay that has hydraulic or air to move the ram. I used 3mm Gal sheet for the top. I dont have a picture yet but I brought a bolt on wheel clamp from ebay.

 

[yantosh]

nice job

 

[jotarider66]

Consider this design well and truly stolen!! looks great I have an old 12 foot car transporter trailer chassis made from 2" box to cut up for it and me sheds nearly built and ready too yay!!