la vie. Anyway, the following morning the lift arrived. The total weight of the package is about 600Kg. The control unit, extension ramps and rubber blocks come in the large box: Getting the lift off the 3 stacked pallets was the hardest part. I used an engine crane and stood on the back of it to counter balance until the lift slid slowly off the top pallet: After removing the bubble wrap you have to unscrew the last of the wooden mounting blocks and lift it with the straps under the centre bars so that the straps can come out when it's on the floor. After some nervous moments using a standard car jack and some blocks of wood, I managed to get the engine crane out of the way and get the lift finally on the ground, albeit facing the wrong way. To move the lift around you need to attach wheels while the lift is at near full height, then when it's lowered the rear of the lift is raised on the wheels. The control unit can then be used to lift the font and with considerable effort it's possible to move the lift round. Calling it 'mobile' is a stretch of the imagination, but yes it can be unlike 2 or 4 post lifts. Also you need a compressor attached the control unit which is used to disengage the safety locks to bring the lift down. The lift in it's final resting place: The lift comes down