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Damn that might be to cheap to pass up. I just found a handy lift on CL this morning, and am waiting for a response back from the guy. If he wont come down to a reasonable price I might go pick up the HF one. Even if it craps out after a couple years it's still money well spent.
I've got one of pneumatic tables. I've had it over 5 yrs and it's seen a lot of use from restoring a 1964 Servi-Car, to a 1957 Cushman Eagle scooter, to maintenance on my 1999 Ultra and now 2014 Limited. I've never had a problem with it and it's held up great.
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