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Old 02-22-2011, 05:05 PM   #1
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for my own amusement i bought/installed one of these cuz i hate working on my back

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Old 02-22-2011, 07:02 PM   #4
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around 2400 after getting rape by tax. so much more convenient and i can say good by to this crudddy creeper lol. it's perfect for small garage and enough room for me to work on under there with a stool

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you should start charging friends to come work on their cars in your garage! it'll pay off eventually!
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Nice new toy!!! Congrats!

I guess the only downside is your height restriction. Other than that, full access under and around the car is great.

I opted for an electric over hydraulic, scissor lift. No wasted space on either side, I can park over it daily, low cost, and it's mobile. Only downside is I can't do RWD tranny removal and exhaust work can be tight but for 99% of the work I do it's does the job.

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Old 02-23-2011, 12:01 PM   #7
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It don't waste space either, these are portable so i can put them aside when im not using them, heck it takes less room than my cherry picker. aren't scissor lift limited in height as well? i see some people need to run ramps/running boards to clear it


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Old 02-23-2011, 09:53 PM   #8
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It don't waste space either, these are portable so i can put them aside when im not using them, heck it takes less room than my cherry picker. aren't scissor lift limited in height as well? i see some people need to run ramps/running boards to clear it
I thought it was permanently mounted and fully electric. Looks like it uses the same electric over hydraulic system as mine. I've been meaning to get a quick coupler built for mine.

Height-wise, I can get my wheels at least 6' off the ground and, like you, am limited to the ceiling in my garage. No issues with stock height cars but yeah, if it has a lip under 5", one needs to drive up on 2x4's to clear the front.
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I could easily bought a full size but the only limiting factor is the damn small garages
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what was the cost before tax?


that looks pretty sweet, but it would be even better with a remote control or a controller with like a 15' or 20' cord so you can be right at the mount points as you raise it up
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Old 02-24-2011, 03:53 PM   #12
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around 2k shipped. I plan to modify it abit like hard mount the pump on one of the post and place have some hydraulic pipe go across either top or bottom (dig). I could mount a remote button along with the line
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nice, where did you pick it up from?

nvm, watched the video. seems like a pretty basic install
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If you check www.costco.ca, they sell this too. Use it for a few yrs and then return it
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Yep, i had to burrow a hammer drill from home depot. Im redoing it again next weekend to move them closer.

Also modified it and will have hoses running over head so i don't trip over them and mounted the pump on the shaft itself.

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I did some renovation on the weekend so the lift can now reach max height after moving the garage motor to the side. :w00t:

and to commemorate this i put it at max height with barely an inch to spare before the wind shield touches the garage door
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high enough that it won't crash into the ceiling and lets me sit on a stool under it
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What do you have set up lighting wise in your garage?
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