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This is just a huge disappointment, Backyard Buddy. We've asked you our questions directly (in some cases, very simple questions). Clearly you're not too busy to read them, but instead of addressing them HERE (a forum YOU chose to invade) you instead want to route us to your phone number or ****...

In my understanding, 2-post lifts are for constant work while 4-posts double as storage. You CAN get the same wheels-up goodness from a 4-post as from a 2-post with rolling bridge jacks like the BendPak stuff: http://www.bendpak.com/bendpak-products/4-post-bridge-jacks/ However, that'll add an...

Sure he did. He says he's THE Greg Smith in all of two posts before this one. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=656862#post656862 http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=530372#post530372

Liquid wrench penetrating oil. No one snicker now, gentelmen. :lol_hitti

Close thread?

More than I'd like. Way to point out a guy's unemployed....geez. :spit:

Well, can you blame them for not wanting their faces to appear in the video? BTW, did you listen carefully? Here's what he says around 0:50: "...Greg Smith Equipment cannot afford to maintain a fleet of service vehicles and service personnel that install, service or repair the many different...

That's when you reply, "Um, you were? I thought you were just annoying me."

Man, if some creepy dude running around in an old man mask isn't enough to convince you to maybe think that Greg Smith equipment isn't the right place to spend your dollars then I don't know what is.:rolleyes: <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie"...

Not a chance. BYB isn't certified, I'm sure that eXtreme lifts are not certified.:shocking:

Woops! They beat you to it. And eXtreme equipment seems to implicate that not only are BYB cables of questionable origins ("?????"), but that your steel could be made in Canada or Mexico! How do you respond to these allegations?! :bounce: Interesting note how they don't bother comparing...

Interesting. Hey Backyard Buddy Team, could you please detail the differences in design and engineering between your 4-post lifts and Extreme Equipment 4-post lifts? Aside from price, American made and how long you've been making them. It'd be really great to see an itemized comparison...or...

Well, that gets a great big :thumbup:

Gentlemen, gentlemen... The owner of Xtreme lifts is the same smarmy fellow from the Backyard Buddy commercial up on their site: http://www.backyardbuddy.com/videoLarge.asp One Mr. Jason Wood. He has since gone into business for himself as a "consultant" it seems..."Harnessing the aggression...

Oh, like the value of my house? ;)

I wonder what other American Indian names lift importers can come up with...

So here we are over a year later. What lift did kvom go with?? :bounce:

If you can get away with a nice clamping device, you should have everything you need with the lift you already have. Or maybe something like this could also help you out.

Maybe it's actually a ladder to bound volumes of Motor Trend and Grassroots Motorsports gone by? :lol_hitti