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Unless you are referring to simple drive on ramps, all hydraulic ramps need to be fitted to a flat surface and usually one with at least 9 inches of concrete to support the post bolts meaning most driveways would be unsuited. Before I had my own 2 post ramp fitted I used to borrow a scissor lift at the local garage and bung the owner some beer money. That made certain jobs a lot easier and the owner would even give me a free hand on some 4 hand jobs but it was obviously limited to when and for how long. With local garages just ask, what is the worst they can say - no?

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