Superlift Owners ??
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Cleveland,OH.
Superlift Owners ??
Any one own this lift, I think I am going to order it this week, It's a lot more expensive than most, But it seems the most reliable.
http://www.superlifts.com/html/lifts/SR-7H.htm
http://www.superlifts.com/html/lifts/SR-7H.htm
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 1,676
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From: New City, New York
Hi there,
Not sure how much you've shopped, or how much that lift is. I have an Eagle lift, and I researched a LONG time. I ended up paying a little under 2K for mine, then about $250 for shipping, but still way less then their catalog price. If you are interested, you can PM me and I'll give you my contact there. I'm pretty sure a few guys from the Pelican Board have got the Eagle lifts too through him. The eagle has all of the same stats that superlift has, but for the ramp holder (that's nice). I also was able to get the lightweight ramps for the above price. No affiliation with them, it's just that they were very flexible and very friendly.......very customer oriented. I felt it was the best 4 post lift out there after researching many, many companies. They also list their lifts on ebay, and it's a great quality item.
Also, you can get the 220V motor at no extra cost, which is way better than the 110, will last much longer. I have the "narrow" version of this lift, which is about 10 inches more narrow than this standard size.....easier to fit a car next to it in my garage.....same cost too. Happy shopping.
Here's a link:
http://66.113.231.142/Merchant2/merc...roduct_Count=0
regards and good luck,
Not sure how much you've shopped, or how much that lift is. I have an Eagle lift, and I researched a LONG time. I ended up paying a little under 2K for mine, then about $250 for shipping, but still way less then their catalog price. If you are interested, you can PM me and I'll give you my contact there. I'm pretty sure a few guys from the Pelican Board have got the Eagle lifts too through him. The eagle has all of the same stats that superlift has, but for the ramp holder (that's nice). I also was able to get the lightweight ramps for the above price. No affiliation with them, it's just that they were very flexible and very friendly.......very customer oriented. I felt it was the best 4 post lift out there after researching many, many companies. They also list their lifts on ebay, and it's a great quality item.
Also, you can get the 220V motor at no extra cost, which is way better than the 110, will last much longer. I have the "narrow" version of this lift, which is about 10 inches more narrow than this standard size.....easier to fit a car next to it in my garage.....same cost too. Happy shopping.
Here's a link:
http://66.113.231.142/Merchant2/merc...roduct_Count=0
regards and good luck,
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 789
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From: Roswell, GA USA
Other than the plastic that covers the bottom of the rail, and the storage of the ramps (which I question it's usefulness if you are storing a low car), it looks like a backyardbuddy. I like the locking and lock release system, looks like a nice lift, however, I am not familiar with that specific manufacturer, I have a www.backyardbuddy.com
Good luck
Roy
Good luck
Roy
