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Does anyone use low-rise lifts?

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Use bend-pak lr-60 or something similar

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Does anyone use the Bend-Pak LR-60 or something similar?
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Use two 2x6 "ramps"

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My solution is to use two 2X6 "ramps".
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Does anyone use the Bend-Pak LR-60 or something similar?
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Does anyone use low-rise lifts?

Use two 2x6 "ramps"

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone use the Bend-Pak LR-60 or something similar? Seems like a decent solution if you do not have a high garage ceiling. Any other suggestions for a lift in a garage with an 8 foot ceiling? The price on this particular lift is about $1250 shipped. Thanks for the help.

POST 2Original post

Hi Greg, I have a Bend-Pak mid rise (4' left) and love it. I have 10 ceiling. I am able to do suspension, brake, routine maintaince etc. Using it to install my PSE saved me a bundel. The only problem I have is that the car will not clear it as the car is lowered. My solution is to use two 2X6 "ramps".

POST 3Original post

Are those for short guys?

POST 4Original post

no, short ceilings.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Dave, Great info. Thanks. I was thinking of some kind of wood ramps for clearance. Shoot me a PM if you get a chance. I would love to see your setup if possible. Thanks.

POST 6Original post

Naw, they are for short mods.............. I would love to have one. Eric Sandoval is looking at one like this to. He said his car should clear the one he is thinking about.

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