love to see the guys helping out! awesome work, dad

This is the best lift. Got rid of my quick jacks and bought this. Due to its construction, it gives you a lot of safety confidence.

I bought the exact same lift about a year ago from CAEL in Hamilton Ontario Canada. It's fantastic lift for the price. I recently converted my '71 Challenger from auto to manual trans using this lift - it was perfect for the job because of the open center design. I wish I'd bought one years ago.

Great review, thanks for posting.

Thank you for the well done vid. Very informative.

I love the "Soul Destroying" reference! Laughed a little back here in Sydney, Aust and can relate. Not every workshop has to have the latest 3 Pack Poly Urethane flooring, NASA developed lighting, air purifiers, rubber floor tiling, piped music, etc.............

Excellent vid, a nice solution. Awesome that you have your son assisting at such a young age 👍🏽

Thanks for your video. I gave it a like but I gotta say that your electrical work is a concern. If you don’t want to run conduit to contain the yellow Romex, then at least use metal clad wiring so the insulation has some protection on that open wall. Secondly, your plug wiring doesn’t have any strain relief. This means the cord weight is pulling on those individual insulators all the time (gravity never sleeps), so eventually you could have an internal connection failure. Thanks again for sharing this.

Nice video, I have I think the very same chinese lift, just different sticker :D Lack of space and the ability to regularly park the car over the lift is also the reason why I chose mine - even though it was more expensive than a 2 post lift.

Awesome group of 'Minions'!

MINIONS RULE bas ste slatki. Keel up the GREAT WORK 😎👍👍👍

Nice man! 👍

I have same lift plus 1m pit. Good combo for a small garage.

I looked at these but they get in the way of everything under the car. The advantage of a side post is it's all open under the car. Ya it'll lift too high for low ceilings but you just need to be aware of the or install a limiter switch.

I have a basically identical unit here in the UK and have to use assistance ramps like yours for every car I own - if I don't, the cars that can get on the ramp without grounding tend to shove the whole lift forward in the garage rather than climb the ramps.. also don't forget that to come down it has to go up slightly to disengage the locking pawl, so don't stop too close to the garage door opener! (I only narrowly avoided that mistake once 🤣) It is a great piece of kit .. I'd still love to be able to have a 2-post lift, though!

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I badly need one of these ..

Hey buddy. Loved the video. Very clear and concise. I am sold and hope to get this same product in the future. My current barriers are, I don’t have a garage 😂 and two, I don’t have a 220 outlet. So the plan is to get those two things first and then I will pick up one of these lifts. I also mainly work on aircooled VWs that don’t have frames and use a floor pan design, but this should still work fine. I’m excited about getting one and it would take my hobby to a whole nother level😆 pun intended.

Congrats! I miss my E34 😢

I have to tell you that those little helpers practically did the job for you. On a serious note, be careful letting the measuring tape run back like it did at 1:17. I did that once and ended up with a nasty cut.

Great video and lift! I'm subscribing BC I live in Burlington 😆

That is a nice lft. Wonder if the company will offer other ramps to address what was for me the biggest (yet still not a deal breaker) con. Maybe you have a metal worker buddy that could fab you either a replacement set or a type of cover/sleeve that'll lay on top to cut down on the approach. Just found your channel today and thoroughly enjoyed your e34 journey. Best of luck with the e90 and future projects; I'll be watching. //Subscribed//.

Thank you for the recommendation! Are there some German viewers who can recommend something similar available in Germany? (And where to buy it?)

This one looks pretty cool. But I like that the QuickJack lift is portable and can be moved easily.

How was the delivery? Did the bring it to your garage entry?

Have the bars in the middle been an issue at all and how difficult is it to move around the garage. Thanks for the video.

Pretty neat lift. Wish I saw this video before I purchased my Quickjack 7000TL last year for $999 CDN at Costco.

Hope you have a warning bumper for the ceiling.

I got a QuickJack a year ago and have been generally satisfied with it. Looked at scissor lift when I was comparing it and thought the space in the middle was very limited. But seeing your scissor lift it looks like there's a decent amount of space in-between. Do you feel the ramps are a bit too wide? Or maybe it's just the camera angle.

I really want to say he is really a good boy！

Have you used this lift much since you installed it, and did you find that new power point location to be poor planning near the centre of the vehicles side? I'd imagine the controller should be forward of the vehicle to allow more free space around the lift.

Very nice! But...A car that has the full set of underbody panels.... I don't think I would be able to remove the panels with those wide lift sections under the car. I have a 997 and pretty sure it won't work. My Quickjacks work well, but don't' go as high of course. Thanks for the video! -Tom.

I really like this, however I’m afraid what the shipping cost would be to Calgary.

I have a super small garage like yourself. Impressed you managed to have a solid scissor jack like this. Just to clarify these don't need to get bolted down?

The height seems nice, but once you put the car on it it seems like it’s a weird in between. Too high for a roller, too low to stand under it. Like you I have a small one car garage and the quick jack has been perfect for me.

great video! curious, when the freight truck came to your home to delivery the heavy items, did you have to pay for liftgate service, and did they drop it off on the curbside or on your driveway? Or, did they help you lift it into your garage? Any insight would be helpful, as that is my only hesitation to purchase heavy equipment. I have a sloping driveway into the garage and not sure how to handle the last 25 feet of maneuvering, even if I rented a pallet jack from the hardware store. Any insights are greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

Congratulations on getting a lift.

Can you tell me how you connected the air line and the connectors used. Thank you

I am not a car guy, but that is pretty sweet.

this is so cool. Have you come across any lifts that can be plugged in into a regular outlet (not 20 amps)?

Is there any lock in that prevents the lift from dropping if there is a hydraulic failure?

You can add extra height in your garage by changing the angle of the same garage door tracks and use the same angle for the garage door opener. You just might have to tighten the spring a bit more. You'll thank me later. I did my garage already year ago

Does it have safety locks? I didn’t hear any when you were raising it

I just got my Quickjack 7000tl. I have 9ft ceilings and 7.5ft garage door up. The QJ max lift maxes out possibly lift height in my garage. Plus they are easy to move for a temporary paint booth which is important for restoring cars.

Is there any kind of locking mechanism for possible lift failure?

Drawbacks aside that’s actually a really good deal for what it is

Do you have a link for how to purchase this in the USA?

How easy is it to disconnect the lift from the pump assembly? I would want to basically tilt it on its side when not in use.

I have the same type of lift I sunk my one into the floor leaves you with a level floor and not having to step across the lift and no need for extra ramps

Understood. You cannot keep all of them.

How did you get out of your car when you drove in with that pump in the way?

Where in Canada did you purchase this lift? Thanks in advance!👍🇨🇦

I'm a little confused about lift points. It appears it doesn't lift by the pinch weld area but by pads located elsewhere. How do you know if this will work on your car?

Hey would you know how to remove the wheels on the lift? It seems like theres no easy way to remove the lift wheels once you move it!

What model of lift is it and where did you get it for that price? Thx.

Hi friend, question for you. Have you found any vehicles that were not able to work due to the drive over platforms being the jack points? Reason I ask is because I have a big range of vehicles by size (tiny bmw z4, c6 corvette, several hummers, and a humvee). My concern is that I will find a limitation with where the platforms don't reach the jacking points on the vehicles. I am debating between this lift and a similar midrise that uses adjustable arms to pivot around to the lift points of the vehicles but Ive love to hear if you came across any vehicles personally that didn't work. My widest vehicle (humvee) is 84" wide. From what I see online, these tracks around about 75" wide so driving over them with the humvee may be difficult. Cheers!

I have a mr8 lift can’t figure out we’re to put the 2 wheels

Hey there did you have to hook up an air compressor on the lift to work? Cheers

This lift looks excellent for my situation but it is setup to be a semi-permanent fixture. That concerns me because in the winter it will get a bunch salty, grimey snow dumped all around it and on it which I can’t imagine will be good for it. Would be great if it was easy to move it out of the way when not in use.

How much does it cost to runa 20A plug? Is there converter as a solution?

What lift is this and where can i find it? Thanks!

is this lift still available with the same price?

are you able to sit on a mechanics stool and fit underneath to work

Do they ship to US?

is it 20 amp 110 volt

this product can be use in car wash ?

crazy and probably stupid idea, but what if you integrated a two post lift INTO the wall. You wont have posts taking up your precious, just need to make sure the arms are beefy/long enough which they are usually over built. No idea if this is actually feasible but just thought id run the thought past you

2,700 yw

😭😢😭😢😭.....how could you let that beautiful e34 go! Could you video it on the move before you hand over the keys so that we can see and hear how she looks and sounds in all her glory traversing down the road? 😎👍

C'mon ~3000$ !! after taxes. Helluva cost when a typ lift is only 1/3 rd $ More

Well, shoot wish i woulda saw this before buying mine. Oh well, i will run the crap out of it, despite its flaws.

WHY do you feel the need to tell us how many CENTIMETERS wide it is. We us English units in the USA.

Love the "white power" symbolism!! ROFL!! jk

Hi, two questions! First, thanks for posting the video. First question - do you feel secure under the lift without the addition of a low height screw jack? I would hate to be crushed by my own car. Yes, I know that all these lock in place - but I would feel more secure if I had additional braces to support the main weight of the vehicle - for most cars - the front end of the car. How do you know where the center of gravity or balance is; apart from just using the factory pinch welds? We can assume lifting by the manufacturer specified lift locations is the correct approach? My second question is about the logistics of the lift, and how to maneuver it onto the garage. I understand this is not a portable solution. Most of these have a pivot point at the far end and a bar with wheels to drag it along. I've also read that they weigh about 1500-2000 pounds. Lets say you move, and would like to transport the lift onto a trailer and take it to your new home. How would you begin to do that? Thanks!

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