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4 post lift to assist with the originality of your Third Gen
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4 post lift to assist with the originality of your Third Gen
I had 4 lifts and one remains to be sold. This will help you to preserve the history/originality of your Third Gen, so I feel it belongs here. $2,000 measly dollars. It’s the one on the far left. Eagle Brand, 8,000 lb. capacity. Drip trays, jack tray, ramps and wheel kit.
Re: 4 post lift to assist with the originality of your Third Gen
Originally Posted by LeonardS
I had 4 lifts and one remains to be sold. This will help you to preserve the history/originality of your Third Gen, so I feel it belongs here. $2,000 measly dollars. It’s the one on the far left. Eagle Brand, 8,000 lb. capacity. Drip trays, jack tray, ramps and wheel kit.
I'll take it ONLY it comes with the car that's parked under it. I know what's under there.....lol
Re: 4 post lift to assist with the originality of your Third Gen
Leonard, I was told a trick to move these without disassembly. Get a pontoon boat trailer and back it under the lift. It should fit between the posts. Once under the lift, lower the lift until the cross members are resting on the boat trailer and the legs will then be off the ground. To secure the top of the columns, use a board to span the gap and that'll secure the top from swaying. Then strap it down and go!!!
Re: 4 post lift to assist with the originality of your Third Gen
Originally Posted by scottmoyer
Leonard, I was told a trick to move these without disassembly. Get a pontoon boat trailer and back it under the lift. It should fit between the posts. Once under the lift, lower the lift until the cross members are resting on the boat trailer and the legs will then be off the ground. To secure the top of the columns, use a board to span the gap and that'll secure the top from swaying. Then strap it down and go!!!
Scott, you are 100% correct and 2 of the lifts I sold will be moved that way. I am moving 650 miles and that’s just too far with that over width load.
05-23-2019, 04:37 PM
