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kwik-lift is a good option...as you stated.

google these words: cradle to grave responsibility Long tail liability I spent $37,000 cleaning up an inground a number of years ago....never again for me.

68 sat We carry the Challenger / Quality brand, and also carry Bend Pak. Having been in this business for 20 years, I would strongly suggest the Challenger/Quality lift. Its a heavier, beefier model than the Bend Pak, with thicker materials and large cables. Plus, the Quality brand is more...

HOTFR8 I'm with you on the kwik-lift www.kwik-lift.com

call Danny at Kwik-lift 918-629-5080 You can get an AMERICAN built Challenger lift for a reasonable number.

The 9000 pound Quality / Challenger gets my vote. www.kwik-lift.com It's thicker, wont "wobble" like so many of these other brands, has 1/2 inch center mounted cables and the workmanship is second to none. Call me 918-629-5080

looks good james !

wizzard I would disagree with you about a pair of 6 ton jack stands being the equivalent of a Kwik-lift. I had a car fall from a pair of jackstands years ago, and spent 11 nights in the hospital. The Kwik-lift is ABSOLUTELY more stable and more safe than jack stands. Not to mention there is far...

awd The Kwik-lift being fully USA manufactured, instead of chinese, will certainly impact the final price, and the quality of the item.

Try the Kwik-lift. www.kwik-lift.com We build it all in the USA. No hydraulics, no electricity, and completely portable.

Also, you can "stagger" the 2 lifts. That will give you about an extra foot. Look at Challengers small 4 post..called the Quality 7000 unit...Q4P07 http://kwik-lift.com/post_lifts_qp407.php

It's possible.....I would certainly be careful doing that. Just remember, you will need to get new equalization cables, or at least shorten the ones you have, and have the cable ends re-swedged. Which, I'm sure you already know.

The truck pictured above, should be pulled further forward. The weight should be about as close to 50-50 as possible for a truck. You will wear out certain parts rather quickly...specifically the collars that house the pins on the carriage....

Will Good choice on the Challenger CL10V3 That is one heavy duty piece of hardware.

Yep, Stanimal That's part of Americas problem today. Seems that fewer and fewer people care whether something is American made or Chinese made. And, unfortunately, many people don't take the time to understand or realize the difference....or how it affects the US economy.