Rotary Lift on Crank & Chrome

[Turbo Dog]

Does anybody own one, and if so, do you like it? I'm talking about the small one for the garage, not the professional size ones. Here's their website- http://www.rotarylift.com/products/choose_series.asp

 

[lyonsd]

Way too expensive for me. I'll stick with my cheap floor jack.

 

[James West]

I saved up a few months and bought a 4 post drive on lift. It works great. I'd include a picture but it looks like that isn't allowed.

Originally posted by Turbo Dog
Does anybody own one, and if so, do you like it? I'm talking about the small one for the garage, not the professional size ones. Here's their website- http://www.rotarylift.com/products/choose_series.asp

 

[cruzn57]

rotary lifts

We have 4 here at work, but are the larger ones,(9000lb) if its any help!
they work super!, easy to operate, and are dummy proof ( we have those here!!) quality is good, I would recommend them over some of the cheaper models, (they may be good too! just haven't used them )
good luck,
once you use a lift, you'll never work on your back again
(thats what she said!?)
cruzn57





a whole bunch a hot rods

 

[1QWIK6]

I can't seem to get prices. What do they cost?

 

[cruzn57]

lifts

we paid around $3000 ea for ours, including shipping,
shop around, find some one hungry, they have some markup in them, anything around $2800 is good! (thats for a 9000 lb lift)
if your ever plan to lift up a pickup, (like a one ton) you will want the 9000 lb lift, the 7000lb lift struggles with a big pickup,
it lifts it, but slowly!
good luck
cruzn57

 

[James West]

Lift Prices

Go to www.stingerlifts.com or call them at 1-800-854-4850. Ask for Scott Switzer, he'll fix you up. I bought a 6000# capacity 4 post drive on lift for $2895 delivered! I've lifted my full size Ford F150 pickup with no problems at all.

Originally posted by 1QWIK6
I can't seem to get prices. What do they cost?