Has anyone tried one of these car lifts

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hmmm, just be sure to aim the car towards which ever neighbor you do not like. That way when it brakes free it will roll into there house or cars or fence or pool or mail box etc...
 
I build me a six foot ramp out of 2x2's and particle board before I'd buy one of those.
I'd even use glue to assemble my ramp.
 
RustyRatRod said:
It would be good to have the option to lock it in place. I wonder if it does? I didn't see that it did. Kinda worries me they may not want it pickin a whole car up at once.
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Yes it does, They were putting pins into the mechanism to lock it up
 
Scody21 said:
Looks like an OSHA fail waiting to happen... I’d pass
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doesn`t look like much of a help to me , brake jobs maybe , trans. job -no, 2'' headers on an A body - no--------possible death upon use-maybe---------- The older I get , the more I wish I had a hyd. lift , but not that one !
 
Something tells me that a fulcrum based lift was used when the Egyptians built the pyramids. Very smart back then. Then they lost some slaves due to accidents. As man got smarter, and Darwin explained man's idiocy, man made proper lifts, stands and chocks.
Give it a shake before you get under it. Oh, and make sure your wife hasn't left her purse in the car to retrieve while you're under there.
 
mopowers said:
I could be wrong, but it looks like the pin locks the height - not the pivot mechanism.
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That is how I see it also. I am wondering if the pins in the pivot lock it in a chosen position. I will let you know when I get it
 
69cudaownr said:
Something tells me that a fulcrum based lift was used when the Egyptians built the pyramids. Very smart back then. Then they lost some slaves due to accidents. As man got smarter, and Darwin explained man's idiocy, man made proper lifts, stands and chocks.
Give it a shake before you get under it. Oh, and make sure your wife hasn't left her purse in the car to retrieve while you're under there.
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I always give the car a good shake before getting under it. Years ago, the car fell off the jacks twice. So I built cribbing to put under the tires.
But I am too old and crippled to slide under the cars, so this should be great.

I hope
I will tell you one thing. If this does work as advertised, it will be the best $50 I have ever spent
 
krazykuda said:
Jack stands make everything safe.... :rolleyes:
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Have you see this one in operation??? I wish I still had the video

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I have found the video at
 
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i'd build one of those if i had the room to store it ^^^^
 
tried the website several different ways, says it is shut down.
sorry, looks like some people have been had.
 
coyoteduster said:
tried the website several different ways, says it is shut down.
sorry, looks like some people have been had.
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I just saw it a couple hours ago. They only has so much inventory. They must have removed the item when it was sold out. I am speculating
 
I looked again and see it back up
Tilting Car Lift

They say they will ship within 24 hours. But that is not the case. Its been almost a week and no notice that they shipped mine
 
Y'alls cars' rocker panels aren't so rusted out, you can consider using OP's center pivot lift?

So jelly.
 
Pawned said:
I looked again and see it back up
Tilting Car Lift

They say they will ship within 24 hours. But that is not the case. Its been almost a week and no notice that they shipped mine
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It's a scam. I bought a welder like that. Since I paid with Paypal, I got a full refund. I hope you used Paypal.
 
RustyRatRod said:
It's a scam. I bought a welder like that. Since I paid with Paypal, I got a full refund. I hope you used Paypal.
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I did put it on a credit card. If needed I can file a claim with them. If I do not hear anything in the next week, I will file a claim
 
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