Subject	Re: Re: Mid-Rise Scissors lift
Posted by	megaDan on January 31, 2023 at 5:16 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Mid-Rise Scissors lift posted by VinZmax on January 31, 2023 at 01:36 PM
Message	Agreed. It's still too low to stand or really even sit under. The quickjack is king in DIY lift solutions. I've used it to remove engines, transmissions, front/rear subframes with ease.
Follow Ups	Mid-Rise Scissors lift - JMartz 13:13:21 01/31/23 Re: Mid-Rise Scissors lift - VinZmax 13:36:00 01/31/23 Re: Re: Mid-Rise Scissors lift - megaDan 17:16:50 01/31/23 Quickjack - JMartz 21:17:29 01/31/23 Re: Quickjack - megaDan 10:24:45 02/01/23 Re: Quickjack - Jlarson 06:05:16 02/02/23 What makes you think it needs no installation? - Zeus 16:56:52 01/31/23 This lift has a price of 6500 plus intallation - JMartz 21:35:37 01/31/23 I've seen a drive on lift slide forward because it wasn't - Bernie (NoVA) 19:27:42 01/31/23 Why not get a full rise lift, either in-ground or portable? - Gordo LSZ Daytona 19:34:29 01/31/23 ... NOT beginning to fold over. (n/m) - Gordo LSZ Daytona 19:51:24 01/31/23 Looks awesome Gordon - Drk93TT 05:13:25 02/01/23 As far as using a trans lift, I have a regular sized HB - Gordo LSZ Daytona 13:04:22 02/01/23 Me + those pits = twisted ankle :-) (n/m) - ConVerTT 12:09:58 02/01/23 At least there are two good guesses as to where the dropped - J-Mart 08:35:32 02/04/23 That awesome, but post-tension slabs here make me sad :( - Ted (92TT) 13:26:53 02/01/23 Re: Mid-Rise Scissors lift - MyBlueZ 07:01:07 02/01/23 How wide are your shoulders? - ConVerTT 11:33:49 02/01/23 My concern is whether I can use it to remove - JMartz 12:07:13 02/02/23 So that's a great question .... - ConVerTT 15:41:20 02/02/23 I lifted the body off the NA and lowered same onto a fully - Gordo LSZ Daytona 21:13:38 02/03/23
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