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Help locating lift lighting options.

Marty256

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I’m looking for the company that makes the florescent lights that attach to four post lifts. I think there were four tubes interconnected and held to the lift with magnets above the channel where the drip trays attach. I’ve tried to search the forums without any success.
 
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JMURiz

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Ooooo, me too.

I am looking for that so I can do work on the car on the bottom (detail or repair).
Hopefully someone will repost the link.
 

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Cool, thanks...seems kinda pricey, but it's a clean design for sure.
 
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Marty256

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I have two sets of the dual halogen work lights and a couple of florescent and incandescent work lights. The problem is being able to move around under the lift with the lights. I wind up either knocking them over or having them shinning in my eyes or the light being concentrated in the wrong direction. These daisy chained lights just seem to be right for the four post lifts. They attach with magnets so I could string them up on the decks and the light can be directed exactly where I want without being in the way or shinning in my eyes. Pricey yes, but I find most things worth having do cost a little more. I think my wife’s giving them to me for father’s day. After I get them I’ll let everyone know how they work out.
 
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Marty256

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Well here they are. I opted for the main and one add on tube. Seems to work just fine. I'll let everyone know if I run into problems in the future.
 

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