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Is this a Rotary lift?

lynnbilodeau

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Never seen Rotary in black.
Supposedly 8000#

Have they started rebranding cheaper models as Rotary?
 

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Garage Junkie

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I don't know, but other than the diamond plate tread on the runways it looks in every way identical to my direct lift pro park.
 

hilld

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You do know they have their china made revolution line, it could be available in black. Best way to find out is to look at the data plate and get the model and serial numbers and look them up or even call Rotary.
 

zoominomad

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Doesn't look like any professional use Rotary I've seen. Looks a little on the cheap end for a Rotary.
 
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Bob C

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Not a Rotary, Revolution or a Forward which Rotary owns. Most definitely is an EL-Cheapo Chinkenese lift Tho. Seen one like it in a cheap import magazine for peeps more concerned with money than quality.
 

c39er

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I did some serious checking....
I back off-I don't think it's a Revolution lift..

As Bob C says super chinese special!
 
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lynnbilodeau

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That was my take. Just couldn't find any info, and the seller didn't post the data plate info (imagine that).

Good deals come up from time to time on Craigslist. I can be patient.

Even if buying used, I want a good ole MURCAN made lift.
 
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