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Check out Challengers DX77 And we can help you with that... challengerlifts.com

Randy Yes, you will need 12 feet or slightly higher for a good quality 2 post system. The outside dimensions of a normal 2 post lift is about 131 inches wide at its widest point. And, you should anchor the thing at least 8 inches away from any seam, wall, or fracture in the floor. You can check...

hey mo LOL...yea get you one of the creepers. As I get younger, it really helps... www.kwik-lift.com

I just ran all new fuel lines on my 59 a couple months ago on the kwik-lift. I do have a creeper with an adjustable back rest. THAT makes it really nice under there. I can reach everything I need.

You might also consider the Kwik-lift. www.kwik-lift.com We manufacture it right here in the USA, Nothing Chinese about it.

Thanks Doug Yep its me ! Not trying to be rude guys. Just throwing the Kwik-lift out there for a possibility. Sorry if I offended anyone. Danny

Which Challenger are you interested in ? 10k? 12k? Call Danny 918 629 5080 Autolift Equipment www.kwik-lift.com

My kwik-lift is just fine for me.Love it ! www.kwik-lift.com

I would check out Quality Lifts, built by Challenger. I have had mine for a number of years. Its a little thicker material and seems to be more STABLE than some of my friends other brands. www.kwik-lift.com go to 4 posts and 2 post section

Get you a pair of the "truck adapters"...they're great.

Please send price list on 2 post and 4 post

Dont forget about the Kwik-lift www.kwik-lift.com I have the 59 on it. Full access to the center of the truck.

Rick In my opinion, your lift is worth what you mentioned, maybe more. Many people will pay more for a true American made product, based on the fact that it is pure American built. I think it will bring 3000....just my 2 cents. And, as a Backyard Buddy owner stated earlier in this thread....he...

Todd That link to the Revolution model is an OLD brochure. That unit is no longer built. The new Revolution is only a 9000 pound lift, and is 100% built in China. A buddy of mine is in upper management at Rotary, so I know this firsthand. Not criticizing, just making you aware.

I may get flamed for this, but so be it.... One of the reasons our economy is in the condition it is, is due to attitudes of "I don't care where its built ".... Many of our jobs are gone, simply due to all of us wanting cheaper stuff. ME INCLUDED ! Maybe we should all consider these issues when...

Phaedrus After watching the video that wssix99 posted, I will make the following suggestions during your time in that particular house: 1: don't pour gasoline on your cars or anything else in your garage 2: don't light the poured gasoline with a flaming torch LOL Its amazing that guy lived...

Phaedrus Position the lift ALL THE WAY forward into the garage and Simply build "spacer blocks" to put under the back two posts of the lift. You can then use a longer ramp to get on and off the lift. This will do what you want for minimal cost. What is the height of the concrete riser? Get back...

Oh wow thouk Been there done that. A few weeks back, I came home to find water dripping from the ceiling in the downstairs family room. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's not a good thing...lol Good luck. I know it ***** !

I have owned both Direct and Challenger/Quality lifts I prefer the Quality over Direct. I felt the Direct just wasn't as beefy...the direct seemed a little "rickety" to me. 'that's my 2 cents.

Well done 1clean4runner !!