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I've had a car on this thing nearly the entire time since I posted this picture and it's still working lovely, and still staying safe. Good purchase :)

ill see your race car and raise you a pair.

Im going to try this with a local Ferrari and Porsche dealer...

runs on lithium 123s. 120 lumens. straps to your head. effing owns.

agreed. I _carefully_ bled with weight on it and it seems better.

5 bolts actually, and the way the base of the jack is set up it sort of levers against the front foot of the unit. I am a little leary myself but it seems very stable. Sometimes I get down on my hands and knees and verify that the back of the jack is still flush with the ground and not prying...

i loosen the bolts and then use an air butterfly to spin them out. Just dont use a hammering tool like an impact gun and you wont wreck the floor or the wejits.

Mine came like this too. Cept the instructions were buried and although it was over a week ago my hand still hurts from the ram sliding and nearly breaking it. My hydraulic pump cart was shipped "wheels up" and of course conway smashed that. They also smashed one of the wheels off the...

I am pretty claustrophic so laying completely prone on the floor is really hard. You lose all leverage with your bank flat out.

meh. sometimes it rolls too easily. Also there isn't a great place to rest your head and no place for tools. Save your money.

**** depth? lol.

We bought it due to its portability. We bought two sets of wej-its. What you can't see here is the other half of our shop which is better insulated and cheaper to heat in winter. This side of the shop is $350 to heat in the winter, the other is about $150, so our plan is to move the system...

testing placement

ok yes, we were told to put in 7 quarts and then I noticed the motor makes that "im dry" noise (near the top) so I asked dad to add a little more fluid and he found he needed another 2 quarts :headscrat anyway, I think he was talking 1-2" and I figured I could just re bleed them again today and...

sorry to cross post. but: We bought this lift and got it installed. We notice that the jacks don't raise at the same rate, resulting in one reaching its maximum height before the other. I have bled the system per the instructions and the floor is very level. Am I missing something stupid?

I have one of these in place at my shop in Racine if you are interested to see it. To the rest: we are having some issue with the arms raising at different rates, is anyone else using this lift that can comment on that?