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Thanks Jag, I've read about that and when I get back home (November) I'll work on it. I will get it fixed.

Drain and replace the fluid then go through the bleed process a couple times. If the problem still persists then the next step would be the controller, BP may have parts for it as they are going to be selling the same lift. If not it might need a new pump assembly that should be available. Good...

Sorry I didn't post earlier. I spent quite a bit of time talking to BP and long story short is they have no parts, will not honor warranty and will not support the max jax so in my case I'm screwed.

Could you please do me a favor? Check the paint finish on the inside of the posts, would you say it is slick smooth or does it have heavy orange peel finish? Thanks

Thanks Jag I'll get it fixed with some of the great info on this site, thanks. the dominos are only beginning to fall IMHO. 110% :(

I have a Bend Pak 4 poster, no issues with them on it. Of coarse I called about 10 times goes right to voice mail that says all mail boxes are full then disconnect. As for the virus excuse, most if not all have tech and customer support working from home, like most of the rest of us. At this...

Bend Pak has bought out Dannmar. I have a warranty issue with my new MaxJax M6 (it goes up but not down). I got a hold of Bend Pak and was told that at this time they are not offering ANY customer support or service and would not tell me if they plan on honoring Dannmar warranties. If you are...

I just posted this in another thread. It doesn't look like they will refund or repair at this time. I'll have to either do the repair myself or wait for Bend Pak to step up Dannmar down the tubes?? I've had one of the original MaxJax 2 post lifts that I have been very happy with. A couple...

Thanks Jag that describes my issue exactly. I will check it out as well as put another call into Bend Pak

I have 2 SS shop carts with 3 shelves similar to this one. I want to say I got mine at Costco or Sams. I keep all 4 arms on the lower shelf, the mid shelf is for the accessories. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OI11IPI/?tag=atomicindus08-20 For the 2nd question I got some nylon discs about...

Dannmar down the tubes?? I've had one of the original MaxJax 2 post lifts that I have been very happy with. A couple months ago a buddy of mine was here using it to work on his ZR1 and asked if I would consider selling it to him. I did some research and decided to go ahead and and buy the new...

Dannmar down the tubes?? I've had one of the original MaxJax 2 post lifts that I have been very happy with. A couple months ago a buddy of mine was here using it to work on his ZR1 and asked if I would consider selling it to him. I did some research and decided to go ahead and and buy the new...

Yes, thank you. I've had mine for about 10 years but recently moved and forgot to take measurements.

So sorry to your cars flooded like that. We lost our house boat in Key Largo in Erma. Quick question, what is the distance between your posts, inside post to inside post, or base to base? Thanks

Yup, me too happy for 5 years :thumbup:

It is just not possible to use the MaxJax without being bolted down, fact. Either the guy he bought if from is BSing him or he is pulling your leg. The is NO such thing as the MaxJax bowing period. And before all whining starts from trolls I DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO WITH MAXJAX OR ANY LIFT...

I have had my GMC Yukon Denalis up on mine no problem BUT I do have the epoxy mollies (highly recommended)

I have addressed this in earlier posts. I race that Z06 so it is lowered, I put the pads on the maxjax and raise the car just enough to put the blocks under the wheels and set it down so I can put the extensions on the lift. If it gives you the willies don't do it, I've only done it about 100...

I removed the ones that came with it and replaced with the epoxy ones. It was a PITA but glad I did. Remember when you drill don't step up drill, don't start with smaller bit and work your way up. Make your first hole the size you need and the more plumb you get it the better. I had a buddy...

:+1: Very good info, plus I spray the inside rails with dry silicone fairly often.