Inground 2 post lifts

[Jvvmusme]

Does anyone seen this lifts in the USA ?

They look awesome and more practical than any other ones I have seen.

 

[Jvvmusme]

Made in germany

 

[Jvvmusme]

No columns to hit the car doors

 

[zkdiesel]

Rotary makes a completely awesome one. Just ¢$$
I would buy one Ina. Heart beat

 

[Jvvmusme]

Rotary makes a completely awesome one. Just ¢$$
I would buy one Ina. Heart beat

Rotary in the USA ?

Do you have their web page. Could not find it

Thanks

 

[Stuart in MN]

I think this is the correct link: http://www.rotarylift.com/LIGHTDUTY/SmartLifts/

 

[sublimate]

Are they wide enough to park a 2nd car under for storage?
If so that would be a slam dunk in my book.

 

[dubber]

Those are sweet. Obviously they are German hahaha

 

[wbrian63]

The cylinders set inboard of the narrowest portion of the carriage. You could park a motorcycle under the car, but no way another car is going to fit.

 

[justin1795]

had something similar at a shop I worked at. the installation was very expensive

 

[aka Larry]

Those are sweet. Obviously they are German hahaha

Damn, now we'll have lifts with a "CLL" (check lift light) to keep it from passing inspection.

 

[Tripp2012]

Challenger makes them as well they are great lifts but pricey.

http://www.challengerlifts.com/inground-lifts.shtml

 

[Richym76]

Looks like the ones the audi dealer I worked at used. http://www.maha.de/lifting-technology.htm when I see images like that I wish I was back


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[jetranger]

Damn, now we'll have lifts with a "CLL" (check lift light) to keep it from passing inspection.

Hmmm..... guess we could use an American built in ground lift, but then we could count on it being cheaply built, over size, over weight, and being a step behind technology-wise. Oh, and it would probably last about 100 lifts, then need to be traded in on the new model.

 

[hayhauler71]

http://www.rotarylift.com/LIGHTDUTY/SmartLifts/ The shop I work at has 8 of these and thy are one of the nicest lifts i have used.

 

[ScaldedDog]

I have one of those Rotary SmartLifts, and love it. For the uniformed, it's not cheaply built, and I sure wouldn't want it any lighter when I'm standing under my 8000 lb Excursion. Oh, and it's worked flawlessly for six years.

Mark