APlusLift - ALI Certified 2 Post Lift $2795 (Free Shipping)

[GRivera]

Anyone familiar with APLUSLIFT? 2 Post ALI Certified for $2795
https://www.apluslift.com/collections/car-lifts/products/apluslift-2-post-car-lift-falcon-tr-10c#

 

[GRivera]

I'm surprised on lack of response...they must be a new lift company

 

[jptbay]

Hey, thanks for posting this. Never heard of this one.

Looks like an awesome lift for the money!

ALI certified and that price point for the features is attractive.

Key features that really interest me are:

- Versametric arm design with 3 stage front and rear arms
- 3 different post mounting width options in one package
- ALI cert
- Fits under a 12' ceiling
- Height and truck adapters included

Pictures look really nice. Base plates look nice and big. Height adapter storage. Not sure whats not to like here? I'm going to have to investigate further.

 

[sreeb]

Requiring a 6" slab is problem for many.

 

[jptbay]

Requiring a 6" slab is problem for many.

Yes, could be an issue for some. That specification seems unusually high compared to other manufacturers. I wonder if it is an ALI requirement for certification?

Not an issue with my slab, so I kind of glossed over that.

 

[GRivera]

Not an issue for me either- I assume due to length of supplies fasteners?

 

[rslaback]

I bought a 6600lb midrise from them this fall but don't know anything about this lift in particular.

 

[jptbay]

I bought a 6600lb midrise from them this fall but don't know anything about this lift in particular.

Are you happy with the quality?

 

[Augus7us]

Not much of a car guy but I'd like to add a lift to my shop. This one says it needs a 30amp 240v circuit. Is that common for this type of lift? I.e. if I bought a 10k lb bendpak would it require a 30amp circuit also?

Based on what I've read on here this seems like a nice lift for the price. I'd also be curious what others experience is.

 

[qmdv]

This one is much less expensive and only needs 4" slab for under 9000 pounds.

https://www.apluslift.com/products/...19653&pr_ref_pid=5265156243614&pr_seq=uniform

 

[GRivera]

I ended up ordering a Derek Weaver W-Pro10 Black Label - ALI Certified for $2999 - paid extra $100 for the screw pad adapters.https://www.derekweaver.com/rodders...0-black-label-certified-overhead-2-post-lift/

Back ordered until 1/15

It's made by Rotary and supposedly same as their SPAO10

 

[jptbay]

Congrats. Looks like a nice lift.

Still wish someone would try out the Falcon from AplusLift. Would be nice to get a better look at it.

 

[VtecGSR95]

Congrats. Looks like a nice lift.

Still wish someone would try out the Falcon from AplusLift. Would be nice to get a better look at it.

I would try it out if the rise height was closer to 73-74". I am tired of squatting under a lift.....and the only lifts I can find that light that high are Bendpak and Amgo.

 

[jptbay]

I would try it out if the rise height was closer to 73-74". I am tired of squatting under a lift.....and the only lifts I can find that light that high are Bendpak and Amgo.

How tall are you that this is an issue?

Curious, because I am 6' tall, and wonder if I would face similar challenges.

 

[VtecGSR95]

How tall are you that this is an issue?

Curious, because I am 6' tall, and wonder if I would face similar challenges.

I'm about 6'3", and even our Rotary lifts at work with the 3" longer cylinder stroke measure like 69" to the bottom of the arm at max height, not on the locks.

The Bendpak measures a full 75" to the bottom of the arm, 79" at the top of the pad. It sure would be nice to be able to stand under all vehicles without squatting!

The Amgo states 79 3/4 to the top of the pad, and 3.5" pad height, so it should be right at 75" as well to the bottom of the arm.

https://www.amgohyd.com/product/ohx-10h/

https://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/xpr-10xls-symmetric-ex-tall-2-post-car-lift-p/bendpakxpr-10xls.htm

I know Bendpak has a more well known name......but both of these lifts are from China, and I don't know if they're similar in quality.......but there is a bit of a price difference.