Ideal lifts?

[Northerndave]

Does anybody have one of these? I'm looking at TP10KAC-DX 10K.

It fits every requirement I have for the intended install location and use.

Are they a copy of challenger? The arm configuration reminds me of the versymmetric from challenger?

 

[Northerndave]

Nobody?

Well I may just go with another rotary SPO10. I know for certain they work well for me, I was just thinking about trying to save a buck if I could.

 

[joey1320]

You didn't provide a link to the lift. You're expecting members to copy and paste that item name into a search engine and find the information, hopefully on the correct lift, to then come back and give you some feedback.

Also, is "Ideal" the actual name of the lift brand or just an adjective in the title like, "Best" or "Preferred"? See how it gets confusing.

Too much of a hassle...

 

[Jazzman442]

Rotary..

 

[Northerndave]

You didn't provide a link to the lift. You're expecting members to copy and paste that item name into a search engine and find the information, hopefully on the correct lift, to then come back and give you some feedback.

Also, is "Ideal" the actual name of the lift brand or just an adjective in the title like, "Best" or "Preferred"? See how it gets confusing.

Too much of a hassle...

I'm not looking for a review of the spec sheet, I can do that for myself. I'm looking for someone that HAS one. If they have one, they know what it is.

If someone posts questions on a rotary SPO10, I'll answer because I have one.

Yes "Ideal" is the name of the lift brand.

 

[Northerndave]

No longer looking for ideal. I would delete the post if I could.

I found a different direction. I was not aware of the rotary revolution line. I've found what I'm after.

 

[sreeb]

I have its non-certificated twin brother, the TP11KC-DX.

I'm completely satisfied with mine both for quality and features.

I believe that it is manufactured by Kernal and imported by Tuxedo. They are sold under lots of names here in the US.

 

[Northerndave]

I have its non-certificated twin brother, the TP11KC-DX.

I'm completely satisfied with mine both for quality and features.

I believe that it is manufactured by Kernal and imported by Tuxedo. They are sold under lots of names here in the US.

I think ATD sells them in the tool web type catalogs. I do think you are right about the affiliation with Tuxedo.

Thanks for the feedback, they are an affordable offering for sure.

 

[sreeb]

Mine was $2100 a year ago, looks like $2150 now.

I don't imagine that it is the best 11K lift but I don't think there is another $2100 lift I would rather stand under.

Note that these weigh in at a little over 1700 lbs shipping and all of the others in the price range are around 1500 lbs.

I couldn't identify any physical differences between the 11k un-certified and 10k certified versions besides the stickers and a lower torque requirement for the bolts that hold it down.

 

[hemiallen]

Does anybody have one of these? I'm looking at TP10KAC-DX 10K.

It fits every requirement I have for the intended install location and use.

Are they a copy of challenger? The arm configuration reminds me of the versymmetric from challenger?

Northern Dave the car builder?
Working on a '30's Mopar sedan - highly modified?

If so, hello Dave. I need to get a couple of 4 post and a 2 post lift, always interested in information....

 

[Northerndave]

Northern Dave the car builder?
Working on a '30's Mopar sedan - highly modified?

If so, hello Dave. I need to get a couple of 4 post and a 2 post lift, always interested in information....

Yes that's me.

Hi, lol

 

[Northerndave]

Mine was $2100 a year ago, looks like $2150 now.

I don't imagine that it is the best 11K lift but I don't think there is another $2100 lift I would rather stand under.

Note that these weigh in at a little over 1700 lbs shipping and all of the others in the price range are around 1500 lbs.

I couldn't identify any physical differences between the 11k un-certified and 10k certified versions besides the stickers and a lower torque requirement for the bolts that hold it down.

Thank you, that is very helpful.