Atlas 9K0H two post lift

[happy]

Does anyone have one of these? And if you do can you comment both positive and negative. If you want you can PM me. I am close to making a decision but I need to either see one (I am in Western NY) or hear from people on this. I have another alternative but this may fit the bill. Thanks for the help.

 

[ptschram]

Greg (the customer is NOT always right) Smith?

Go to ripoffreport.com and read up.

 

[Novicaine]

I bought a Atlas PV-10P from Greg Smith in Indy and it works just fine for me. It's the 2nd I bought from them ... the first was for my first shop, it was a 9k or the equivalent from back then (~2005). When I build my next shop, I'll probably get my next lift there also. But maybe the previous poster has a point, its worth doing your research.

 

[aka Larry]

I have this exact model and I love it. Well built and a good economical choice for a home user IMO. You can see pics in my build thread by using the link (in red) below.

 

[koditten]

I've got one. Love it. Just be aware that the instructions are ****! I think they were translated from Chinese and a few things did not come across clear. Not a deal breaker. I took 2 weeks to set mine up with no lifting aids. They are pretty self expanitary. Take your time and not be in a big hurry. It can be done in 5 hrs, but why hurry, you waited this long, what's a bit more?

I have pictures in my profile that I posted along with things that I thought might be good to not. They are not in order, but they are there anyways.

Note: After drilling holes in floor vaccuum, blow out the holes very good. It really is the most importand part having those bolts in the floor properly.

KO

 

[T-Mac]

I have one-love it-have a dodge quad cab diesel with a trans problem on it at home right now-didnt even grunt when lifting it-no problem with install or operation whatsoever-have had it up and operational for only three months though so no long term opinion yet but build looks strong

 

[T-Mac]

some pics

 

[jomobco]

I spoke to a lift service company prior to buying a lift. They said when they service and repair lifts they use only manufacture supplied parts. This covers their *** if the lift fails after a repair and they are using someone else's part that was supposed to be "good enough". Make sure the company you're buying from has parts for their old lifts available.

 

[happy]

Thanks everyone for your response. I have chosen to stick with Bendpak. I have a four post in another building. I felt it was best to stick with what I know. Thanks again.

 

[rponfick]

Here's how I used this lift and handled my low ceiling height.

Ralph

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[koditten]

I like.^

 

[happy]

That is beautiful