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As said the balancer puller you need is a OTC 6667

Waiting on Dan....

Not to change the subject but that's a 68

I'm still wondering how this thread made it this long without being moved to Free Parking or vanishing all together. I was born in the country, lived in the city, and moved back to the country as fast as I could!

For overseas manufactured items the items they handle are pretty good. http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/Shop-EA#!&ea_q=shop%20presses

I give em the White House switchboard number which is 202-456-1414:beer:

You know this is a 3yr old tread? I bought a 4 post a year ago and am pleased!

What type of work are you planning to do with it? I was responding to the other persons comments in my original post.

I guess you could, depends what you want to do and height clearance in your shop. I make my living at home it it works well for me. For a hobbyist a scissor lift would be good enough for basic stuff. As for the standing up you must still be young, when you get over 50 you don't want to do a...

I have a 4 post with 2 rolling jacks and do suspension work all the time, Change engines, do timing belts brake jobs ect. Yes and replace heater cores standing up.

http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/4-Post-Lifts#!4-Post-Lifts Pleased with the deal and lift. I installed mine over a year ago.

I am more concerned about their automotive parts than the tools.

what happened to Phartman?

Hey from the other side of the state.

Hey from the forgotten land of N.C.

Damn shame, the southern division built mine seven years ago and I couldn't be more pleased!

Mines on a HF moving dolly, it's all good.

Nothing...... Helped the better half clean house for company this week.

I did my own 4 post install as well. Drove to Greg Smith in Atlanta and they loaded it on my car trailer.

Might be the angle of the picture but those door tracks look like they are going to be in the way. ^^^^^ never mind.