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I use cut offs from rubber live-stock mat that is sold at TSC. about 3/4" thick. Fills the gap.

This is turning into an Atlas thread, but anyways, I have PV10P, lifts everything from 1 ton crewcabs to little **** box cars. Almost 4 years old now with absolutely no problems what so ever, other than paint flaking. the PV10 is massive built lift.

I bought a PV10 2 post from GSE, use it almost daily, have not had any problems. Best $2195 dollars I ever spent. So then I have purchased more equipment from GSE and have been extremely satisfied. Maybe the people having problems its just "them"

I have an Atlas PV10. Yup no certification, don't really need one, this lift is massive, the post are .24" thick and well built. The chinese worker can weld too, it is really not to hard. Like a previous poster said, be smart and use your head and everything is fine.

I have bought multiple pieces of equipment from GSE, including a 2 post lift Atlas lift, never, ever had any problems with their people, actually they have went above and beyond..........

I am in Michigan, I was "recomended" to get plasma for cold weather over LCD & LED. Been 4 years now with no issues.

I have a PV10P, great lift, no problems anywhere. On short wheelbases a little pushing back and forth, but it is well worth it. This lift is well built and a good price. And I have had great results with GSE wether on phone or email.

Atlas lifts from Greg Smith are great deals. Good price and good quality, little shady on instructions....but it is really not that complicated.

I have 28'x28' x14' addition shop and I use (2) 18" shutter fans on dimmer switchs. they are Dayton fans, expensive but they work great.

I would never,ever let harbor freight protect my vision, I like to see.....you can't just buy a new set of eyes, buy a good helmet, take care of it and have it forever.

I have bought many shop items from Greg Smith, including PV-10 2 post, sure its from china, but almost everything is now-a-days. But anyways very satisfied with GSE.

Awesome hoist, works great, no issues other than terrible set up instructions.....but it is basic structure so really not tough, lifts 3500 Duramax crew cab long box. And the best thing.....you are noy paying for "bend-name"

I would stay away from that. Save a up a little more money and get an Atlas. You will be glad you did!

Cannot go wrong with the Atlas PV-10. It is a massive structure, very well built, and you won't need "great customer service" because it a great tool.

I have PV10P Atlas 2 post. Heaviest truck so far 3500 crew cab long box Duramax with no problems. Great lift. No problems at all.

Your carriages must not be going down all the way to floor, pins are suposed to come up when all the way down.

Looks alot like an Atlas lift.

I agree with DekeT, black pipe is just fine.