4 post lifts

[JLerum]

Just wondering what people have found to be decent without an arm and a leg. Anyone have any experience putting one together? Anyone have one they would NOT recommend????

Jim

[enio45]

I bought 2 of the superlifts, had them assembled, but seeing it done, its not hard, just takes a few strong guys. I went with superlifts because my application is for storage only, and the number of up and down cycles is maybe 6 times a yr....so after discussion with the superlift guys, i went with them. You can get the installer to do the install on the side and save a 100 dollars if u want to go that route.

[JLerum]

Thanks, anyone else with some input.

Jim Lerum

[JRSully]

I have a 5 year old Rotary "Revolution" model 4 post. Rotary makes a lot of the commercial lifts in the US. I use it A LOT and it works very nicely. I had it pro installed (very heavy) and made in US with good warranty

[69RSZ]

I have 2 Bend-paks lifts and they have been installed now for 8 years with no problems.made in usa
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l188/Budbrewer1/PA310005.jpg
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[PxTx]

You might want to clarify the USA made 8 year old Bend pack claim with the company you bought it from. Assembled in the USA would be more accurate, in my experience. Is there really a made in the USA designation on anything other than the power unit?

Other than that fact, it's equal to many of the hobbiest lifts like it. They work fine and are not known to fail due to poor workmanship or quality of materials. I would choose them over a BYB for car storage needs.

[69RSZ]

Ok well I didnt know I had to show proof in the court of yenko.net but here ya go.I never thought my lifts would be subject to a teardown but that might be possible too here on this website.And its not just the power unit.Just to be sure I called them and at the time I bought mine they were made in USA but NOW they are made in china.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l188/Budbrewer1/IMG_0792.jpg

[JLerum]

They are getting harder to find MADE in the USA!

Jim

[BlueSS454]

I have one made by Direct Lift I bought from Greg Smith Equipment. It was $1700 out the door, I went down to Delaware to get it (no sales tax). I'm happy with it. Wasn't too difficult to install, but having a way to lift the runways is a must. Those things are HEAVY. I mainly needed it for storage and it's worked very well for it.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/BlueSS454/P1010001.jpg

[Xplantdad]

Nice Tom!

Alright...when are you coming out to AZ? <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/hmmm.gif <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/headbang.gif