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if i remember right you have to have it sent to a gun shop and you could pick it up there. You might ask one of your local gun shops and find out .

I bought one about a year ago. I use it at work and also for a road box, it has been the best tool purchace i have made in recent years I like it!!

I also bought one from these guys and have been very happy with the quality .

Sweet Deal!! congrats!

I always wanted an oval window bug.............sigh!

Good Job! Looks great very nice shop Keep up the good work!!

Another great tool that I use all the time is my Surefire G2 LED flashlight. Worth every penny!!

OK I am a mechanic, every once in awhile there is a tool that does its job so good it makes me think...Man this was $*** and worth every penny!! You have any tools like that? here is a picture of two actually one is a toolbox. Cheers!!

Its nice to have a lift! could you make your garage door tracks hug the ceiling?? might take some work but that might help I have a four post lift and 12 ft ceiling 10 ft door i have to be careful too it something is up high and i want to open the door

Hi I went with a 4 post built by All American Lifts out of kansas. I was in carlile last week and looked a a bunch of lifts (all looked chinese) go for a good safe one check out these guys they were super nice to deal with. http://allamericanlifts.com/

I put metal up on the ceiling inside my shop. Turned out nice I used my four post lift as a scaffold and just moved it around as we put up the tin. (my ceilings are 12 ft) it would have bee tough to do it off a ladder!

Hi all these heaters look alike, are they all made at the same place? Just put a different sticker on it? I talked to a guy about the ADP cayenne today same price as the modine Hmmmmmmm!!! Maybe someone out there has some insight on any differences Thanks John M

Paying with a credit card saved me last year, I ordered a lift and between the time i ordered it and delivery they went belly up. I even asked them about sending a check vs. credit card thankfully i went with the CC. Got my CC company to do a charge back.

WOW! great Job! You really pay attention to detail that is excellent!! Enjoy!

I bought some 12 inch smooth lap siding and ripped it in half and plan on putting a 6 inch strip around mine for the base. (thats my next project)

4 post and i really like it. I just finished the ceiling on my shop and used the lift with the casters like a large scaffold.It really worked great made the job a whole lot easier. Mine is built in USA from All American Lifts in Kansas. cheers! http://allamericanlifts.com/

I just put the casters on mine this week and tried it... no problem to move the lift empty by myself. I think if i had a car on it i would want some help . ( Mine is from all american lifts in kansas.)

check these guys out i bought a four post from them in Jan. It is built very well i have the caster kit too but have not used them yet. http://allamericanlifts.com/

I agree nothing better than a tool that saves you time and frustration . I used to use channel locks and fight those clamps now every time i use the new tool, i always think about the 100 dollars i spent and smile!!

I just put in a 4 post too and i moved my door operator from the center of the door , over to one side ( with the blessing of my door guy) works great