cheap Lift solution...
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03-18-2003 | 06:24 AM
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From: "the land of Nod"
cheap Lift solution...
Look here was thinking about one of these about a year ago and have renewed my interest anyone know anything about these units - I heard they are very nice ...???
http://www.kwiklift.com/
http://www.kwiklift.com/
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03-18-2003 | 07:51 AM
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Kind of a nice idea but for $2,500 you can get a real lift.
Seems like for the little you gain with that one I would rather stick with a floor jack and some safety stands and you could at least take your wheels off to do brake work etc.
Plus the fact that you can store it on the side or a shelf and not be tripping over it when the truck isn't there.
I guess if you were doing a lot of driveline work or fluid changes it might be handy.
Greg
Seems like for the little you gain with that one I would rather stick with a floor jack and some safety stands and you could at least take your wheels off to do brake work etc.
Plus the fact that you can store it on the side or a shelf and not be tripping over it when the truck isn't there.
I guess if you were doing a lot of driveline work or fluid changes it might be handy.
Greg
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03-18-2003 | 09:16 AM
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From: "the land of Nod"
Originally posted by EZGZ
Kind of a nice idea but for $2,500 you can get a real lift.
Seems like for the little you gain with that one I would rather stick with a floor jack and some safety stands and you could at least take your wheels off to do brake work etc.
Plus the fact that you can store it on the side or a shelf and not be tripping over it when the truck isn't there.
I guess if you were doing a lot of driveline work or fluid changes it might be handy.
Greg
Kind of a nice idea but for $2,500 you can get a real lift.
Seems like for the little you gain with that one I would rather stick with a floor jack and some safety stands and you could at least take your wheels off to do brake work etc.
Plus the fact that you can store it on the side or a shelf and not be tripping over it when the truck isn't there.
I guess if you were doing a lot of driveline work or fluid changes it might be handy.
Greg