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FREE GROUND SHIPPING With Purchase of QuickJack Lift!
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Last edited by PelicanParts.com; 06-23-2017 at 01:26 PM.
#2
For anyone looking at a jacking solution. I couldn't be happier with mine. I bought mine through an indie tool distributor but got the same deal. I don't think that the 3500 pound model will work with a Porsche though so be careful. I think there is a video on youtube where a guy with a 3500 pound model successfully welded on plates so that he could use it with his 911. I have a C4S and the lift points on the 5000 pound model just barely hit the jack points on my car. The thing that I like best about this is that it has 2 lift positions with locks. The lower is perfect for wheel changes, brake and exhaust work. The higher one is good anytime you have to get under it. I just cannot say enough good things about this product and the customer support at Bend Pack.
Not affiliated with Bend Pack, Ranger or Pelican.
Not affiliated with Bend Pack, Ranger or Pelican.
#3
Thank you for your review on the product. As an added note, I believe the individual who had to change up his lift had an older model BL-5000 and the ones we have listed are BL-3000SLX through BL-7000SLX. The old BL-5000 model was too short for Porsches. They then made an XL model (now discontinued), but came with the SLX that is better than the XL model as it fits more Porsches. They made this to accommodate the Porsche in specific.
If anyone has any questions, please let me know.
If anyone has any questions, please let me know.
#4
Pelican Parts wrote: "but came with the SLX that is better than the XL model as it fits more Porsches. They made this to accommodate the Porsche in specific."
Would be nice to know which model fits which Porsches rather than this general "fits more Porsches," which implies not all Porsches. How do I know which one fits my Porsche?
Would be nice to know which model fits which Porsches rather than this general "fits more Porsches," which implies not all Porsches. How do I know which one fits my Porsche?
#5
The fore-aft distance between the midpoints of a 997's jack points is 54 inches, so the lift needs to be at least 57 inches long. More than, say, 68 inches long and there might be tire clearance issues, so consider that the max.
Pelican's site says the 3,500 and 5,000lb models have an "overall frame length" of 62 inches. If that's the dimension of the lift's top surface--and not the dimension of the parallelogram lift's footprint when lowered--then it should be perfect. Bendpak usually has the product manuals on their website, showing the detailed measurements, but the QuickJack doesn't
seem to be there. Perhaps call to Bendpak can confirm the critical dimension.
Last edited by MFGJR; 02-13-2016 at 06:35 PM.
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I'm not exactly sure what he is talking about. I looked at the spec sheets and both the 5000xl and the 5000SLX have a 60" maximum jack point. As does the 7000 series. I think that the frame is a little beefier now on the SLX. Unless you are lifting a SUV the 5000 models are what you want. Using a 3500 model is a little dicey as the 911 weighs very close to 3500 pounds. I'm not sure 5000SLX fits any "more" Porsches than the 5000xl. he 7000 series will lift a SUV so I guess the Cayenne would count as "more". The 5000 should be good for any 911 and Panamera.
The way to be sure is to measure the lift points on your car and see that they fit within the "maximum spread" of the jack (found on the technical spec sheet). If in doubt call Bend Pack customer support. They are extremely helpful.
The way to be sure is to measure the lift points on your car and see that they fit within the "maximum spread" of the jack (found on the technical spec sheet). If in doubt call Bend Pack customer support. They are extremely helpful.
#7
http://www.quickjack.com/bl-5000slx-...-230-volt.html
Click on the "Technical Specs" text (in Green) for all the critical measurements.
Strange I don't see the 5000 series in 12V DC or 110AC.
Click on the "Technical Specs" text (in Green) for all the critical measurements.
Strange I don't see the 5000 series in 12V DC or 110AC.
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http://www.quickjack.com/bl-5000slx-...-230-volt.html
Click on the "Technical Specs" text (in Green) for all the critical measurements.
Strange I don't see the 5000 series in 12V DC or 110AC.
Click on the "Technical Specs" text (in Green) for all the critical measurements.
Strange I don't see the 5000 series in 12V DC or 110AC.
110V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...-110-volt.html
12V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...c-12-volt.html
> AC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 31 seconds
> DC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 18 seconds
To PelicanParts - how long is the free shipping offer good for? I'm interested, but my wife won't let me pull the trigger till we confirm our tax bill for this year...
#9
Link to all the SLX improvements: http://www.quickjack.com/quickjack-s...res-explained/
110V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...-110-volt.html
12V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...c-12-volt.html
> AC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 31 seconds
> DC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 18 seconds
To PelicanParts - how long is the free shipping offer good for? I'm interested, but my wife won't let me pull the trigger till we confirm our tax bill for this year...
110V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...-110-volt.html
12V: http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...c-12-volt.html
> AC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 31 seconds
> DC Power Unit Time to Full Rise: 18 seconds
To PelicanParts - how long is the free shipping offer good for? I'm interested, but my wife won't let me pull the trigger till we confirm our tax bill for this year...
#10
Pelican Parts wrote: "but came with the SLX that is better than the XL model as it fits more Porsches. They made this to accommodate the Porsche in specific."
Would be nice to know which model fits which Porsches rather than this general "fits more Porsches," which implies not all Porsches. How do I know which one fits my Porsche?
Would be nice to know which model fits which Porsches rather than this general "fits more Porsches," which implies not all Porsches. How do I know which one fits my Porsche?
I'm not exactly sure what he is talking about. I looked at the spec sheets and both the 5000xl and the 5000SLX have a 60" maximum jack point. As does the 7000 series. I think that the frame is a little beefier now on the SLX. Unless you are lifting a SUV the 5000 models are what you want. Using a 3500 model is a little dicey as the 911 weighs very close to 3500 pounds. I'm not sure 5000SLX fits any "more" Porsches than the 5000xl. he 7000 series will lift a SUV so I guess the Cayenne would count as "more". The 5000 should be good for any 911 and Panamera.
The way to be sure is to measure the lift points on your car and see that they fit within the "maximum spread" of the jack (found on the technical spec sheet). If in doubt call Bend Pack customer support. They are extremely helpful.
The way to be sure is to measure the lift points on your car and see that they fit within the "maximum spread" of the jack (found on the technical spec sheet). If in doubt call Bend Pack customer support. They are extremely helpful.
#11
Just a heads up, the 3500SLX and 7000SLX models are on back order until the beginning of May. All 5000SLX units are in stock and will ship in 24-48 hours from your purchase. Let me know if anyone has any questions.
#14
I ordered a 12V 5000SLX on Tuesday. Estimated delivery is late next week, although I haven't gotten a shipping confirmation.
Since this is shipping from Bendpak, I'm assuming I won't get any info on tracking numbers, etc. from Pelican?
Mark
Since this is shipping from Bendpak, I'm assuming I won't get any info on tracking numbers, etc. from Pelican?
Mark
#15
Thank you for your order, Mark. I have been informed that once we receive tracking information you will be updated with that information so you can track your package. If you do not, please let me know and I will personally get it for you.