Help IDing this Garage Lift

[m3f_bmwstephen]

Can someone help me identify what type of lift this is so I can let them take my money?

[m3f_Renewingmind]

Not sure what that is, but I can vouch for QuickJack. I borrowed one from a friend and it's awesome. It's portable, it's rock solid, and pretty cheap. It also stores in a fairly small footprint. We used it to remove the front lower control arms which involved a lot of heavy tugging and pulling in all directions to free those bolts.



The forums uploaded keeps crashing so I can't show you a photo, but quickjack.com is the company. My friend bought his at Corvettes at Carlisle for $1100 for the mid size (5000 lbs).

[m3f_Nipps]

Not sure what that is, but I can vouch for QuickJack. I borrowed one from a friend and it's awesome. It's portable, it's rock solid, and pretty cheap. It also stores in a fairly small footprint. We used it to remove the front lower control arms which involved a lot of heavy tugging and pulling in all directions to free those bolts.



The forums uploaded keeps crashing so I can't show you a photo, but quickjack.com is the company. My friend bought his at Corvettes at Carlisle for $1100 for the mid size (5000 lbs).

Can vouch for quick jack. Have one at work that is awesome.

[m3f_tofunin]

Looks like an in ground hydraulic lift that all BMW dealerships have. Pricey to install since you will be digging past your garages foundation.

[m3f_englishtom1596q]

Massively expensive to install and maintain. There's a reason why companies go with 2 post rotary lifts now. Those in grounds also leak eventually which dumps oil into the ground causing a lot of shops to get EPA violations. Also did I mention you have to dig like 10ft down?

[m3f_NolliM3]

You can find this on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Challeng...-/201534403512

[m3f_bmwstephen]

Quickjack it is!