car lifts

Why 4 post? My friend has a single post lift in his garage and it holds his Ford GT up without a problem. Plus you don't loose that much space. Here is a picture from an event I put on back in April- http://www.exoticcarsite.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=513&g2_serialNumber=1

 

The single post not only needs to go into the foundation, but it also needs a higher grade cement to ensure that you don't have structural issues.

A four post is the way to go if you have the space. That is unless you're building a new garage from the ground up.

 

I have a BackYard Buddy 4-post lift in my garage. We use it mainly for storage, and occasional mechanical tweaks/fixes, and it has been nothing short of spectacular.

 

IF you buy it from a local vendor/distributor, they will usually offer to install it for $500...

 

my friend has two-four post lifts in his garage. I will get more info for you tomorrow on who did the installation etc. He lives in north NJ.
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forget the lift, thats a nice collection

 

yeah he doesn't mess around when it comes to his cars. Every single one of the cars pictured has a custom sound system.

outside of the garage is parked the 745, 325, navigator, X5, and F150

some of the past rides are the Alpina Z8, CL55, S55, S430

next on the list are the m5 and 430

and the main thing is that he's down to earth and a really good friend.

 

I too am considering a 4 post lift for my garage. A friend has teh Backyard Buddy & has found it to be great. Does anyone have any experience with the Revolution from Rotary? Any other brands to seriously consider or avoid? The reason I ask is that I'm truly confused by a number of the lifts in that they all seem to be the same. What are the key points differentiating them? Thanks for the comments & suggestions.

 

thats awesome. Tell him I said he has an awesome collection

 

Sorry for the delay. Ok, here's what he did. He called Rotary Lift @ (800) 640-5438. You can ask to speak to Kris Bliss, she's very helpful and will provide pricing, installation costs as well as the installer. By going this route Rotary will warranty the install.

good luck with everything, let me know how everything goes.

 

Sure did. Me and 3 other people.

 

http://www.asedeals.com/garage_lift_d-7.html

Anyone have experience with them or the brands that they carry "Dannmar" and 'Bend-Pak"

 

i have a portable 4 post and a 10k twin. the 4 post is greeat for newer car to remove under trays and for general maintenance also storage. they have come down in price and you probly can get one that works on 110v - handy .


vito you have a pm
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Is this number and contact info still good you think? Just checking over the Rotary website and it seems like a good quality lift. Could use an installer as well.