Garage Elevator
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- Material List:
42”w x 72”l x 42”t
2”x2”x3/16 square tube
3/4 plywood floor
UPGRADED: Now i have installed a ProWinch 1Ton Electric Chain hoist. I love it, much better! Came with a wireless remote which is soo much nicer!
12k bolt on trailer D ring
1-5/8” u strut for rails- bought from Fastenal.McMaster carr also sells them.
1-5/8 u strut wheels. Bought from Fastenal. McMaster carr also sells them.
6” x 4” I beam to mount winch to
Built a stud wall to secure rails and I beam
Used interior white steel for bottom to match ceiling.
Trailer ramp door bumpers for feet
Bought 16/4 SJO wire to extend winch remote from local electric store
I really dont care if you dont like my idea or the way i did things. Im posting this video to help anyone who wants to build their own. I watch a lot of youtube vids to design mine so returning the favor. Keep the negative shit to your self.
Thanks this is one of the best simple garage lifts I have seen
The best DIY garage/attic lift I've seen. Exactly what I need. Thanks for sharing, especially for listing all the parts and components.
The I beam in the attic cinched the 'overkill'. That beam has got to be good for 10k lbs at that span. LOL. I like it.
The best on CZcams, with the best camera work. Thanks.
Thanks!
That’s cool, a garage lift with a cup holder 👍👍
Very professional looking build the only thing I would add would be a fall arrester.
Nice to see someone finally ride one, what’s the point of building one and then taking the ladder up for safety reasons. If you build it right, then that should be fine and if you aren’t sure you probably shouldn’t be building that kind of stuff.
Excellent, seen a lot of these videos but no one else bothered to include a materials list, looks like a great build, good job my friend, best to you and yours from England
Great elevator! It even squeaks a little! NICE WORK!
Wow !!! Simple and easy to do ! Thanks for sharing !
Great job! I want to build one so bad.. but I live in a bungalow LOL. Next year when we move maybe 😉
Very nice my friend.. Can't wait to build mine, EXACTLY the way you did... Great job...
Very professional looks and works smoothly. Nice job
Thanks!
Great post and thank you, I need to build one in my shop ASAP..
Thanks for video putting one in my new shop :) and all the info :)
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing this build. Working on a similar build myself.
Sweet!
Hey Squeak, thank you for posting the video and the materials list. I am planning a build myself using 2" X 2" square tubing but though 1/8" wall thickness would be needed. Seeing you use 3/16" will save on the weight and a little money too!
Why would he sacrifice strength for money, though? Less is more, yes. But, more is better.
@@RSST662 Hey RYNO, weight is also a factor. The thicker the steel, the heavier it is...the winch has a set weight capacity and the more the cart/lift weighs, the less you can put on it. So it boils down to intended use. For me, it's lifting/lowering holiday decorations in and out of the attic.
Would love to see a video with the Chain hoist. Thinking of swapping my cable hoist to chain also after seeing your comment. Have not seen anyone else with a chain hoist. Would indeed seem 'safer'. The cable does not spool well so 'jerks' at times.
Yes i had same problem and with the cable you could see fraying. Im not sure how to update this video to new version without starting a completely new video?
i went over board w my hoist deff could use the 1000lbs vs the 2000lbs i bought thing is massive.
@@squeakgt new vid would be fine:) Thinking I might go with the 1,100 lb chain hoist. 48lbs vs 150 or so and smaller footprint. They will put a longer chain on for a $50 fee plus chain cost.
@@jimkramer4001 i will try to get A new video put up. Ya the 1ton foot print is huge. I of course didnt pay attention to that as i was buyin it online and bigger is always better right...haha my rails are 19’ I believe. I ended up cuttin a good bit of chain off mine. Overall im very pleased. The wireless remote is amazing. I did leave the wired remote as a fail safe
@@squeakgt I uploaded a video of mine czcams.com/video/Z-_zDTcyrvI/video.html
two small chain ones might be good if they would stay in sync
Thanks for paying it forward. Nice
Your welcome. I used a lot of you tube vids myself wanted to return the favor!
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Nice job Jim! I need one of those
Good design, thank you for the idea )
Very well done!
This looks awesome!!!!
Thank you !
Love it I'm gonna try
Yo
Good job
Nice, going to steal your idea and make one
Go for it! I used other youtubers vids to decide how i wanted to make mine
Best I’ve seen, thank you!
Really??
Would love to see video with the upgraded chain hoist.
Im not sure how to update this video to new version without starting a completely nee video?
Very nice!
nice job i
People are saying you included a parts list but I do not see it! Nice build though.
next the space station
Muy bueno y practico
Ok I just see the materiel liste, sorry.
Perfect!
SUBSCRIBED yea 👍
Hi,
good job, can you tell me how much weight it can support.
Thanks :-)
I wouldn't go over 400lbs, but you'd have to check each component for your specific application and determine the weakest link, depending how you build the supports/joists or what guage bolts or which winch would determine the max capacity.
I changed out my winch from a cheapy harbor freight to an electric chain hoist. Much better and feels much safer. I can lift 1000lbs not that i ever will
@@squeakgt Can you provide model number of the new winch? Is speed faster also? New video would be great to see the new speed. \
John Hovan Pro Winch PWHF1000UW
Opps forgot speed. Not sure exactly pro winch website will tell you. I thought about updating my video but havent had anytime. Love the pro winch tho! Wireless remote is awesome!
Nice job! Can you tell me how you control the remote power cord slack?
It looks like while it is going up the cord goes up with it. Are you using a recoil reel or a long spring or bunjee cord?
Thanks! Check out my updated video. I use the wireless remote that came with the pro winch. I have the wired remote hangin on wall as a back up if batteries die in wireless. The standard wired remote was a pain bc i did not have a fool proof way of the slack not getting caught on things
Dovrei farne uno nel box,mi puoi suggerire che guide usare a muro e tutto l ' occorrente.
Grazie
I supplied the list in video summary
Boa noite, qual nome desse gancho que vc colocou na base da plataforma pro gancho da talha encaixar
Equipamento fabricado sem observar as normas da ABNT colocando em risco a utilização
Boa noite, Solicito informações de um elevador para cama de um forgão quero colocar junto ao forro do furgão , para deixar livre a parte de baixo , grato.
What
Lol never mind. I figured it out.
So I need your advice/help. I am trying to do a ramp for some lake property. You have the unistrut going up the wall, are the wheels up against the unistrut on the wall or on the side where the elevator is? Thank you
The wheels kinda float in unistrut. I had to grease the inside of unistrut to get rid if the friction. It works great for what im doing but deff not perfect as wheels sometimes slide vs rotate
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Nice professional installation.
Question 1. Does the hoist motor shutoff when the platform hits the floor or do you have to release the down button?
Question 2. Since your hoist is mounter higher than the top of the platform back I see no way for the auto brake to be engaged unless the platform is raised several feet above the attic floor (so that the pulley attached to the platform will activate it). Is there an advantage to doing it this way versus mounting the hoist lower so that the pulley will activate the auto brake when the platform is at the attic floor level?
t will auto shut off but its a little be above the floor. I would say like 4”. I mounted it high so it was out of the way. It was just my preference.
Quiero uno como lo compro
I wonder if 1 5/8 ×14 gauge would be enough to hold 250 pounds? It'll be bolted to a brick wall on the bottom and 2x12 up top
Im sure that would work. 250lbs isnt a lot of weight. Might not hurt to go a little thicker gauge. Cost cant be that much to go thicker
@@squeakgt ok thanks.i probably will, I like your design.
Where did you get the track and wheels ? How it is call ? Wheel dollies? Tank’s
can you get 2 remotes with the prowinch so u have one upstairs and one downstairs. Also how do you get it to stop where you want when it depends. I'm trying to build simple dumbwaiter that will just carry food.
It comes w one wireless and one corded remote. Not sure if u can buy a second wireless, have to call pro winch. Btw only buy from pro winch not ebay. When i bought mine the ebay ones were cheaper but fraudulent. I love my pro winch. It has a built in stop.
Great setup.. how did you attach the unistrut at the point right at the ceiling. Looks like a bolt through the unistrut hole, but was there enough clearance for trolley, or did you have to mill down the bolt head?
At the wall i went through unistut holes with a lag that was small enough to fit without the unistrut wheels hitting the lag heads. At the top i drilled a hole in the side of the strut but was above where the wheels went so they did not hit. If you dont have the option then i would have just used a carriage bolt.
This looks great. Do you think I could do the same thing, but with a manual chain hoist?
Ya a manual would still work. I would assume it would be awful slow.
Qto custa um desses?
I'd love to pick your brain regarding the framing in the attic. Is your building built with attic trusses?
Yes i have attic trusses. 2’ on center truss. 3/4 tongue and groove sub floor. Braced and framed out the elevator opening in floor.
@@squeakgt thanks, so did you do anything other than brace between the two uncut trusses or is that all that is necessary? I was thinking about doubling up on those braces instead of a single 2×10
Hwo machines costs
This winch i got for free but in the updated video i think the hoist was $1300
What length unistrut did you use? I don't see any seems.
I bought 20’ length so there would be no seams
Price kiya he
Please share motor specification
Well i have now updated to a 2K electric chain hoist
Pro winch chain hoist model PWHF1000UW
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Why???
Why not?
No safety at all
You’re just jealous.
@@RSST662 lolz 🤣