Worth Equipment lifts

[3x9RT/SE]

From the other thread I started on researching 2 post lifts,with ideas from members,found one of them(Worth) to be very tempting,from being USA made,and price not that bad for one.
Tried a search and came up with noone having bought one,so,does anyone know of or have a Worth lift,looks like this might be the one I go with.

http://www.worthequipment.com/2postlifts.htm

 

[steel 35]

The business I work for has had one for several years, Only problem ever was the up button sticking, but there is a safety cable across the top to shut it down, We now have a e-stop button added on. Works well enough I watched my wife change her oil

 

[3x9RT/SE]

Just looking at the Worth 9K lb. two post specs again,holy cow!!! 2,080 lbs. shipping weight,is there that much more steel in their units????The Atlas BP9000 was 1,400,and the Direct Lift pro9f is 1,600.
A couple of the things that show strength on this unit is the 24''x24''x5/8'' baseplate,and the mid column "C" gussets around them,NTM the 3HP power units.

 

[Perryk]

Have you called them and talked to them yet?

 

[3x9RT/SE]

Have you called them and talked to them yet?

Yes,and that lift they said is about six weeks out to get it from being backlogged with orders to fill.I wanted to hear from anyone here about their products,good,bad,customer service,etc.Seems like the most economical american lift company out there,and that 9K lb. two post lift looks pretty heavily built.

 

[csargents1546]

We have one at work, the only thing I don't like is the safety release on ours is under the arms, so in order to release them, you have to go to both post to release them. Other than that they are a good strong lift.

 

[SuperSocket]

I'd also be curious about this lift.