2 post lift recommendations

[Crush]

Originally Posted by Vern B

I bought a 4 post Atlas lift recently. What sold me was a local dealer and Atlas had far and away the best warranty of any lift I could find, 5 years on the lift, 3 years on the hydraulics and two years on electrical.

Not sure if they offer the same warranty on two post, but worth finding out.

Where in Mi did you buy it? Did they install it?

[Vern B]

https://www.northernmichiganliftservice.com/

Yes, they installed mine, talk to Brent if interested.

[wannarun70]

Have a Mohawk A7 asymmetrical and love it. Built like a brick sh— house.

[CamarosRus]

I bought a USED Rotary 9,000#

[Andy]

I've got a 10K lb challenger lift. Best tool I've ever invested in. I had to buy some extra extensions for the lift arms to pick up my dually, but everything else works with no extensions, 3" or 6". Had to have 9" for the dually.

I'd recommend getting some screw jacks to place under the vehicle while you're working on it to stabilize it. it's a secondary precaution I take as you can never be too careful.

[Lynn]

Andy: Looks just like mine except mine is red, rebranded as AMMCO.

[69 Post Sedan]

Originally Posted by Andy

I've got a 10K lb challenger lift. Best tool I've ever invested in. I had to buy some extra extensions for the lift arms to pick up my dually, but everything else works with no extensions, 3" or 6". Had to have 9" for the dually.

I'd recommend getting some screw jacks to place under the vehicle while you're working on it to stabilize it. it's a secondary precaution I take as you can never be too careful.

Challenger Lifts are ALI Certified…. At least from the ones I was looking at…...which is important for safety. IMO

Kurt

[BCreekDave]

Mohawk's are very impressive. Not cheap though...

https://mohawklifts.com/automotive-l...lifts/system1/

Hydraulic sync with chains instead of cables.