Is the HD service lift worth the price?
#41
If I were a professional mechanic, would I have a HF lift? Of course not.
However, this one works perfectly, is rock solid, all steel, lifts my RG straight up with zero problems, welded tiedown loops, and has safety stops that I can sit down against. Love it.
http://www.harborfreight.com/1500-lb...ift-61632.html
#42
Ditto here.
If I were a professional mechanic, would I have a HF lift? Of course not.
However, this one works perfectly, is rock solid, all steel, lifts my RG straight up with zero problems, welded tiedown loops, and has safety stops that I can sit down against. Love it.
http://www.harborfreight.com/1500-lb...ift-61632.html
If I were a professional mechanic, would I have a HF lift? Of course not.
However, this one works perfectly, is rock solid, all steel, lifts my RG straight up with zero problems, welded tiedown loops, and has safety stops that I can sit down against. Love it.
http://www.harborfreight.com/1500-lb...ift-61632.html
#44
#45
You truly do not need a lift for oil, trans, and primary fluid changes. Nice to have a jack but it's just in the way for that mentioned maintenance. A scrap piece of 2x4 under the stand and a old blanket or spread to lay on. The side cut out of a 5 quart oil container. Now if you're doing it for a living, that's probably different.
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