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| stateofidleness |
 Feb 11 2016, 05:53 PM
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Hey all,
Got a "flyer" in email from a vendor that showcased the QuickJack car lift, and it got me thinking about it again. I had seen these a while back when I first started my hunt for a lift. I ended up with a nice 4-post "storage" lift, but admittedly it does have some downsides. I'm considering this QuickJack, but wanted to see if others have one and can review it from a P-car owner standpoint. My primary use for it would be strictly wheel/tire work, and hopefully engine drops for the 914 (this is what i'm most curious about). I'd like to be able to do an engine drop with it without modification, or "hacks" to make it work. Can anyone share their experience with this product? (i'm looking at the 3500 pound model) Also, small note: I see that when I go to the site that has them and click the product, it shows up as "BendPak Lifts" in the navigation bar. Is this made by BendPak? That would make me feel pretty safe. Link to neutral site: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/pro...ehESBoC4Srw_wcB |
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stateofidleness QuickJack Poll Feb 11 2016, 05:53 PM
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