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Bendpak or Rotary Lift?
lifting a variety of vehicles, just saying a 12k is not practical for lifting cars if other family members (spouses) don't drive big trucks. and if 7100 lbs is all he needs, certified 10k capacity lifts are tested to 1.5 times its capacity. If you're only lifting duramax diesels and Fseries...- terry.obright
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Bendpak or Rotary Lift?
Madmax - are you lifting cars with the rubber pads meant to lift with or lifting them on the arms of the 12k, because whether you're lifting cars with a 12k Rotary, Challenger or Bendpak, Atlas.... you're not going to be lifting very productively. as far as curb weights (not GVWR)...- terry.obright
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Bendpak or Rotary Lift?
the Challenger CL10 I have has long arms both front & rear which also retract far in to lift wider vehicles on pinch welds and outside lift points. it is my understanding that they have the only lift on the market with this arm design - lifts power stroke F350 crew cabs and honda fits or smaller...- terry.obright
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Bendpak or Rotary Lift?
Challenger Rotary is a better product than Bendpak however as you mentioned fat chance on lifting larger vehicles on an asymmetric lift. Rotary actually recommends their symmetric lift for bigger trucks like your chevy crew cab. Personally I like Challenger Lifts, they sell a CL10 lift that has...- terry.obright
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