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Kwiklift Photos 2nd Attempt

gunner3773

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Sorry about the small photos, I think I have it this time.

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So this would be the EZCarlift? Cause unless Im a little drunker than I thought, The Kwiklift is a drive on lift.
 
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As mentioned in the other post, yes it is the ezcarlift. Getting old does bad things to you...LOL And, there was no alcohol involved. The EZCARLIFT raises the vehicle 26".
 

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So, AM I TO ASSUME you guys where inoxicated when you wrote this??????????

Forum RULE # 222.2.4: DON'T DRINK AND POST!!

This is why Ryan and MC want to install an add-on that includes a breathalyzer.
 
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Yes, they raise with the same input. The two gearboxes are linked together through one of the cross braces. I use an 8 amp Milwaukee drill to operate the ezcarlift. I would not recommend anything less than 8 amps. I did raise it with a 4.5 amp Craftsman drill and that was a little hard on the drill. The 8 amp Milwaukee works great. I used my lift most of the day today and it worked flawlessly. And for me, one of the other big pluses is how little room is needed to store it when not in use.
 
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Amishman...gonna take the leap on a new lift? Today's pic..."Detailing made easy!"
 

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Amishman...gonna take the leap on a new lift? Today's pic..."Detailing made easy!"

If the price was $1K, I would hop all over it. I like the lift for what it is. Just can't wrap my head around the price. I would get a Max Jaxx lift for about the same price and lifts higher so will save longer for one of those.

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