After I found the exact position I liked, I secured the strut material down at four spots with. I positioned the hoist so the cable would drop down through the hole in the ceiling (naturally). Once that was in place, I was able to carry the hoist over to this section of the attic and then slid the strut through the mounting brackets on the hoist. Before i brought the strut material up into the attic, I considered cutting it to a shorter length for easier maneuverability however, I decided against this because I figured the extra length might help to disperse the weight from the hoist and hardtop across the house framing. After this hole was made, I brought over the long piece of strut metal, or Unistrut as somepeople refer to it, and layed it across several ceiling joists. I found the hole that I had drilled from inside the garage and proceeded to cut a reasonably sized square opening through the sheetrock. Due to the danger of a 280lb person walking around in an attic.not from actually falling, but from what his wife would do to him if he fell.I took it slow and did one thing at a time. The next step was to crawl into the attic to find the actual location that I would be hanging the hoist. Once the location was spotted, I drilled a hole to make it easier to see once i was in the attic.

There will also be shelves on the adjacent wall. I wanted the hard top to be as far to the opening of the garage as possible because I will be building a workbench to go at the head of the garage and will want space to move around without hitting my head on the hardtop. I decided on my location based on obstacles such as the garage door, the opener, and walls. I began the by finding the location that I wanted the hardtop to be when it is suspended from the hoist.

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