rotary residential lift

[stinkity stoink]

Does any one have any info on the rotary residential lift? I just spoke to a sales rep and I am in am not sure what to put at my house. He told me rotary is now making a residential lift. It's made overseas in a rotary plant. There tooling ,facility , everything is rotary. I am looking for input if anyone has one. Thanks....

 

[brownbagg]

Rotarys are good lift, I would not think twice about one.

 

[Cryptic1911]

I don't, but I think the name was "Revolution" lifts incase you want to look them up

 

[CarCrafter]

I'll bet they are referring to their revolution line.

 

[Marty256]

Yes that's Rotarys DIY version. I bought mine back in 2008 at the Carlisle show. I think back then it could be had for like 2500.00 paid another five for installation and have been happy with it ever since.

 

[stinkity stoink]

I wasn't sure about this residential lift. I bought a rotary for my shop about 10 years ago. I have had no problems with it. Back than I paid $3200 installed. I think the residential one was about $3500 installed . I forgot what he said. I will talk to him again.

 

[71buickfreak]

I have a 4-post from Quality lifts. They are SUPER nice. I love it. Rotary was hard to deal with, Quality Lifts was real easy. better price too.

 

[stinkity stoink]

Does any one know if they make it in asymetrical. I checked the revolution line and only see symetrical.

 

[logical]

Does any one know if they make it in asymetrical. I checked the revolution line and only see symetrical.

these guys might know.

[email protected]

 

[Markgyver]

I have a 4-post from Quality lifts. They are SUPER nice. I love it. Rotary was hard to deal with, Quality Lifts was real easy. better price too.

Im planning on going with a Quality Lift which is a division of challanger and are certified.