Two post lifts
Two post lifts
Sorry I did not mean to be criptic.
Yes I am talking about two post truck lifts like these:
http://www.superlifts.com/html/lifts...-12-15.htm#S12
or these
http://www.bendpak.com/product_info.isg?products_id=749
Thanks for the link to the other thread.
So its sounds like a vote for rotary.
I think rotary are about the most expesnive.
You can get a bend pack or superlifters for about $2500.
That's a 10K model.
Anyone try out these other brands?
The Symetric looks safer buts its probably not. Diesel trucks are very front heavy.
Fred
Yes I am talking about two post truck lifts like these:
http://www.superlifts.com/html/lifts...-12-15.htm#S12
or these
http://www.bendpak.com/product_info.isg?products_id=749
Thanks for the link to the other thread.
So its sounds like a vote for rotary.
I think rotary are about the most expesnive.
You can get a bend pack or superlifters for about $2500.
That's a 10K model.
Anyone try out these other brands?
The Symetric looks safer buts its probably not. Diesel trucks are very front heavy.
Fred
I prefer the lifts that are open on the top. (saw a truck smacked badly by the crossbeam on another lift)The clear floor might be good for slammed cars but you can still lift the floor around the lift a bit to have a flat drive between the pillars. I'd opt for asymmetric with length and heigth adjustable supports. I love to have these little storage bins attached to th lift arms- grreat for putting the lugnuts in when doing a tire change.
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