Wall Mount for Portable Car Lift
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I designed this bracket to store my Quickjack BL-5000SLX portable car lifts on my garage wall.
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These mounts hold my 5000 lb Quickjacks and free up space in the garage. It may work for other versions and products as it's a simple 110mm-wide wall mount that supports a 30mm OD tube. It is designed for use with wood studs.
Disclaimer
Be safe! This wallmount works well for me and I'm sharing it here in case it's helpful for others. This is a risky print, please be confident in your filament, printing profile, and mounting before attempting. These jacks are heavy, no warranty or performance is guaranteed.
Printing
The part prints fine on its side without supports.
I used PETG in a Prusa Mini+ with a 0.6mm nozzle. My layer height was 0.35mm with 3 perimeters, 25% star infill, and 5 layers on top and bottom. PLA is likely a bad choice for this sort of thing, you'll want something that is tough and can withstand your environment.
I was able to stand on the Quickjack with it hanging from this mount, but I have suspicions about the long-term durability of PETG in my install. ABS or ASA is probably a better choice.
Installation
Again, use your best judgement here. I installed these with 3x deck screws, specifically 9 gauge 2-½" deck screws to work with my ½" drywall and 2x4 studs. The screw holes are staggered in an attempt to get lots of bite into the stud and reduce the chance of splitting it.
The 2-½" screws I used penetrate 1-5/8" into the wall, so 1-¼" into the stud. You'll want to make sure you are not installing into a stud with plumbing or electrical running through it.
I used a studfinder to mark the edges and center of my stud and drilled the lowest hole at a height marked from the ground. Once the bottom screw was tight and the bracket was level, I progressively screwed in the top right and left screws, being careful not to let their install tilt the bracket.
Notes
I sometimes spill oil or coolant on my Quickjacks. The shape is designed to direct liquids away from the wall, but you'll want to wipe the jacks before hanging them as to avoid degrading the plastic.
The tube support is not cylindrical. My jack tubes are distorted from their manufacturing process, so this mount has a gradual 0.5mm recess in the middle to avoid the jacks rocking back and forth.