I bought a lift yesterday!
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I bought a lift yesterday!
Today I went to Lift King (www.liftking.ca), I wanted to see their lifts in person. I have a two car garage, it's a good size but I need more storage and I can't put a second garage behind my house due to water pipes running through. I liked what I saw and the guys were great. I like the fact that it comes with coasters so that I can move it if I need to. I got it in black.
Some people on other fourms I read said you shouldn't get a cheaper lift, but when I talked to guys who actually had this one and used it they said it was great. On guy bought three he liked it so much, there is one guy that is doing a complete restoration on an old Porsche on his.
The one I bought is just like this one:
Some people on other fourms I read said you shouldn't get a cheaper lift, but when I talked to guys who actually had this one and used it they said it was great. On guy bought three he liked it so much, there is one guy that is doing a complete restoration on an old Porsche on his.
The one I bought is just like this one:
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My garage is 10' 8" tall, the lift easily fits for height, the problem with my garage is it's fairly narrow at 19", the lift is 109" with the special motor attachment I bought so it's slightly less than half the width. I think it'll turn out okay though I just have to rearrange where I put my tool box and other things. A clean organized garage will make it better.
Lifting capacity: 8,000 lbs
Power unit electrical requirement: 110/220 Volt
Shipping weight: 1475 lbs.
Speed of rise: 75 seconds
Lifting height in top lock position (Height to top of runway): 74”
Clearance under lift in top lock position (Height to bottom of runway): 71”
Length of runway: 170"
Length of approach ramp: 36”
Height of columns (overall height): 88”
Size of columns: 6”x 4”
Runway width: 19”
Width between runways: 37”
Measurement to outside both runways: 75”
Clearance between columns: 93"
Overall width (with motor): 117”
Overall width (without motor): 106”
Warranty: 5 year
Power unit electrical requirement: 110/220 Volt
Shipping weight: 1475 lbs.
Speed of rise: 75 seconds
Lifting height in top lock position (Height to top of runway): 74”
Clearance under lift in top lock position (Height to bottom of runway): 71”
Length of runway: 170"
Length of approach ramp: 36”
Height of columns (overall height): 88”
Size of columns: 6”x 4”
Runway width: 19”
Width between runways: 37”
Measurement to outside both runways: 75”
Clearance between columns: 93"
Overall width (with motor): 117”
Overall width (without motor): 106”
Warranty: 5 year
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I guess I'll figure out the best way once I have the lift.
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Did you raise your garage door? It looks fairly close to the car. Yours looks really amazing, but that could be because of the cars, haha.
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I'll be on the market for a lift in a month.. I'll be looking forward to some comments about the delivery/assembly. Please keep this thread up to date.
Thanks!
-J
Thanks!
-J