Handy Table lift value?
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I called them and they are out of stock for at least 3 weeks. There may be other dealers that have one in stock but damned if I found one yet.
Now I am looking at the Titan lift. That sucker raises 45" high, 1500lbs and comes with the extensions.
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I'll be damn! The dude doesn't even know what he has. I went and looked at it and while it is in decent shape, it is a 13 year old 1000lb Handy.
I have no idea how he thought it was a 1500lb. And he is stuck on $750. I told him I would give $450 just because that would be a good deal I think. But I really need and want a 1500lb capacity lift!
Anyway, thanks for the help and consider this thread DEAD!
I have no idea how he thought it was a 1500lb. And he is stuck on $750. I told him I would give $450 just because that would be a good deal I think. But I really need and want a 1500lb capacity lift!
Anyway, thanks for the help and consider this thread DEAD!
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The 1500lb lifts go from 38" to 45". I am 6'2" and like to work standing. I want higher lift and also the extra capacity.
They rate them @ 1000lb for a reason. And my bike is pushing that limit. You can max your lift out all you want, it will probably never fail but with a 1500lb, I believe you will get beefier construction, larger lift and greater lifting height.
That's why.
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Main reason is lift. There is no 1000lb lift that goes higher than 33".
The 1500lb lifts go from 38" to 45". I am 6'2" and like to work standing. I want higher lift and also the extra capacity.
They rate them @ 1000lb for a reason. And my bike is pushing that limit. You can max your lift out all you want, it will probably never fail but with a 1500lb, I believe you will get beefier construction, larger lift and greater lifting height.
That's why.
The 1500lb lifts go from 38" to 45". I am 6'2" and like to work standing. I want higher lift and also the extra capacity.
They rate them @ 1000lb for a reason. And my bike is pushing that limit. You can max your lift out all you want, it will probably never fail but with a 1500lb, I believe you will get beefier construction, larger lift and greater lifting height.
That's why.
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Does anyone have any experience with this Black Widow lift? Thanks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/310500018134...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/310500018134...84.m1423.l2649
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Does anyone have any experience with this Black Widow lift? Thanks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/310500018134...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/310500018134...84.m1423.l2649
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Thanks Twizted, I have a large garage and it would be used for personal use. I'm still shopping but this one caught my eye. I'm also looking at the Handy but don't know if I need to spend that much for home use. All advice is appreciated. thanks again