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Old 03-10-2017, 08:33 AM   #8
eicheldp
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Originally Posted by itsnotanova View Post
I'd suggest you spend just a little more money and buy a 2 or 4 post lift if you have the space in your garage. I bought my barely used 4 post off CL for $1600.
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Originally Posted by thstone View Post
I spent months looking at all of the options and came to this conclusion: If you have the room, a four or two post lift is a much better solution and only a little bit more money. If you're space constrained then a unit like this is a great way to go. I had the room, so I have a four-post lift.

Thanks Woody and Thstone, I would love to go the route of a 2 or 4 post lift but I don't have the clearance overhead in my garage.

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Originally Posted by jcslocum View Post
I have a MaxJax and LOVE it. Easy to install, removable and good for all we do on our cars. I now have the room to have a full height lift but don't see the need.
I wasn't aware of the MaxJax and will have to do some measurements in the garage. This may be a viable option. Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Oldcarguy View Post
I just ordered a Quickjack 7000 w/SUV lift kit based on seeing my 2004 PO's Quickjack 5000 and his positive assessment. I'll post an update as soon as I have some practical experience.
I look forward to hearing your assessment. I' also have been working on cars as long as you have and it's getting harder and harder to get up off the concrete.

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Originally Posted by Myoung73 View Post
The two I have been looking at are quick jack and ez car lift. ... I have been leaning towards the ez car jack.
I will have to research this item, thanks for bringing it to my attention.

Thank all, I appreciate your input.
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