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Old 02-19-2021, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by gtokid1968 View Post
I have a Pro park 9000 drive on 4 post lift for 15 Years. Works great I used to overload it with my 3500 dodge dully no problems.
It doesn't even bolt to the floor, it came with brackets that have wheels so if you want you can lower the lit on the brackets and it will lit the posts off the ground and can be pushed around. I haven't used that feature yet.
But I hope to add a another bay someday and will move the lift to the taller bay.
These lifts have the wheels also. It is nice as you don't need to bolt them to the floor. Where I am now, I don't have them bolted. It was slightly more stable bolted as the previous location I had bolted it to the floor.

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