How did you unload your lift
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sweetk30
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ya but thats a mowhawk lift = the BEST AND BEEFYEST 
I had my Challenger CL10V3 professionally installed. Boom truck put it inside my garage, 2 Rotary trained and certified installers had it up, lubed, adjusted and fully functional in 2 hrs.
There were no scratches or scrapes on the lift [ Challenger, delivers with their own trucks], there was no damage of any sort to my finished floor.
Install started at 8am , they had finished ,cleaned up and were gone by 10:30, and I was using my lift that afternoon
Total cost including oil and the electrical connection [240v was in place] was $550. I felt that was a good value , and the added benefit is, it's easy saying no when someone asks to use it, because they didn't help me with the installation .
There were no scratches or scrapes on the lift [ Challenger, delivers with their own trucks], there was no damage of any sort to my finished floor.
Install started at 8am , they had finished ,cleaned up and were gone by 10:30, and I was using my lift that afternoon
Total cost including oil and the electrical connection [240v was in place] was $550. I felt that was a good value , and the added benefit is, it's easy saying no when someone asks to use it, because they didn't help me with the installation .
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aventino68
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Was at a local auction and a small 2500lb Toyota forklift was added in no reserve at the last minute. Had this huge argument with my brother and father as to whether we'd find enough use for it if I bought it for a song. They swayed me off bidding but I still think there would be enough use it for to make it handy and save my back. And allow me to move stuff without having to call a neighbour.