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There are pressure points. There are rubber feet that are about an inch in diameter. I think there's four of them on each jack. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But September is right out! [emoji6] I'm very happy with my BL-5000. It barely fits under my Miata, but I like the idea of being able to put bigger cars up in the air, like my buddy's C5 Corvette.

I bought 3 quarts. You really only need two, but three is enough to refill it every now and again.

Regular ATF. Nothing special.

I just got mine a few days as well. Mine took 6 weeks from order to delivery

Fantastic! Thanks so much for the review! I really appreciate seeing the BL-5000 being used under the Miata. My Miata is my smallest car, and I wanted to be sure I could buy the BL-5000 and have it still work with its short wheelbase. I may have to remove my front mudflaps, though. This would be...

I don't have the lift yet, but I would assume that anybody buying the DC version would be doing so for portability purposes. Therefore the battery that they would use would be the one that's in the car they are lifting.

There's really no way to get to the jack points on a lift that doesn't go straight up and has any more that a measly few inches of lift. The jack points (for the included spare tire jack) are as far forward and aft as you can get, so anything that 'tilts' up can't hit those points and still get...

The BL-5000 is now on BendPak's site. But it looks like (as of now) they have the maximum raise height for the BL-3500 and BL-5000 reversed. http://www.bendpak.com/Shop-Equipment/QuickJack/

Are there instructions available online? Which way does the 'QUICKJACK' white label go - toward the front of the car or the back? In the two Bendpak videos on Youtube they alternate directions. You's think that you'd want the car to move backward so that more of the weight (engine) is brought...

I'm looking for any new information. Those of you who have one already, how has it been in the last month or so? Any new information on the 5000 lb version? Based on the prototype pictures earlier in the thread, it looks like the 5000lb version is about 8 or 10 inches longer than the BL-3500...