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Interested in hearing about experience with hydraulic lifts for home use. I'm building a worshop and hope to add a lift in the near future. From internet research, seemed to have come across three companies that sell lifts in the 7-10,000 pound capacity range. These are Eagle, Bendpak, and Rotarty. All seem to have some strengths but looking for any real world experience on the brands or if you have a lift, whether you'd buy it again. I plan to use this one for basic maintenance and then to try my hand at a restoration in the future?
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Can't claim any experience, but here's a link you might want to check out:
https://www.superlifts.com
JD
https://www.superlifts.com
JD
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