this is an inteesting option for a lift.
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All it needs is some outriggers that would fold down and have tubular braces to lock them in place, and it would probably be just fine.
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Originally posted by BigBlockMoparProbably yes, but I'll rather stick with my 4-post lifts when I'm putting 4500+ lbs of steel about 6ft up in the air ;)Escaped on a technicality.
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I love it, it is solid and having set the anchors in the concrete myself and knowing how hard they are set in there (and of course understanding force vectors) I have no qualms working under my Delorean. It is a rugged piece of hardware, they really ought to get them into stores for people to touch them and not just see pictures of them. The thing weighed in at nearly 1000 lbs when shipped.
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my Whip lift out of Texas is a 10k two post, non symetrical arms.
The collumn bases are over 2ft long and probably 18in wide.
The two collumns were bolted together for shipping.... when we tried lifting them up with my friends front end loader attachment on his tractor - it lifted the back wheels off the ground.... we had to pick them up one at a time.
I've lifted an ambulance, and a F350 crew cab long box 4x4 dually.... so far so good.
I could never go back to working on the ground.There's always something new to learn.
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