'Portable' 2-post lift - MaxJax

There's a group buy going on for these at the Garage Journal forum. $1900 shipped until June 30.

I want one!

http://www.maxjaxusa.com/

More info here -
http://www.dannmar.com/dannmar-produ...fts/maxjax.asp

My buddies have one. It has seen a Z06, GT3 and, of course, several Miatas. It is very good. It is great if space is limited!!

Ooooh, thanks for the linky! I know just the person for this deal.

Here's the contact info if anyone is interested -

Please get the word out. I can offer special price of 1900.00 thru June 30th. Please allow for 2-3 week delivery. Customer is responsible for off loading. Must contact Rudy Muro at Dannmar Equipment and mention Garage Journal group buy to get special price.

Rudy Muro
Sales Manager
[email protected]
1-877-432-6627
1-805-207-3237 Cell

646 Flinn Avenue Suite A
Moorpark, CA 93021
Telephone: 877-432-6627 Fax: 805-530-1909
www.dannmar.com

http://www.youtube.com/user/DannmarEquipment http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/Dannmar

Going in that new garage, sammm?

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Originally Posted by wrx74

Going in that new garage, sammm?

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What new garage? ;)

Have you cleared this with the HOA?

We told you how to get them on your side

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Originally Posted by onething

Have you cleared this with the HOA?

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What happens in the garage, stays in the garage.

I thought 2 post lifts had to be installed in ground and required something like 6" of concrete to be anchored. I think you can get a decent 4 post for around the same price as well, I'll be looking into one of those later in the year.

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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower

I thought 2 post lifts had to be installed in ground and required something like 6" of concrete to be anchored. I think you can get a decent 4 post for around the same price as well, I'll be looking into one of those later in the year.

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Ceiling height is the key. The MaxJax max lift is 45", so it's perfect for 10' ceilings. If you want a 72-74" lift, you'll need a 13-14' ceiling.

FYI...requirements for the above is 4000 psi concrete, that's 4" thick.

That is very cool. If I knew anything about car maintenance (like where to put the blinker fluid, or what the torque setting is for that pfitzer valve), I'd like to have one of those.

On the other hand, if I had one, maybe I'd at least look like I knew what I was doing...
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Originally Posted by Kestrel

That is very cool. If I knew anything about car maintenance (like where to put the blinker fluid, or what the torque setting is for that pfitzer valve), I'd like to have one of those.

On the other hand, if I had one, maybe I'd at least look like I knew what I was doing...
;)

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You might actually get to see your P-car's engine with one of these.

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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower

I thought 2 post lifts had to be installed in ground and required something like 6" of concrete to be anchored. I think you can get a decent 4 post for around the same price as well, I'll be looking into one of those later in the year.

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They say portable, but I think you still have to bolt it down. It's portable after you unbolt it.