Will a 7k 4 post lift be enough??

[63chevyll]

NO way that thing is too small for your truck. I have one of those 7k lifts and all i list with it is light cars

 

[SIKDMAX]

It was a Bendpak Factory installation team from their HQ in Thousand Oaks, CA - I think it should be fine. :thumb:

 

[JD Dave]

I'm leary with a 2 post finding the right place to lift a vehicle. I have zero expeirence with any lift. The 2 post would be nicer for the LMM because I could lift the cab off to work on the motor. From what I've heard it's pretty simple to do.

 

[Mike L.]

Heres my 12k when it was being installed

Looks like my lifts.

 

[SIKDMAX]

Looks like your guys too.... :spit:

They just do damn good work! Tell Sal and Mini Sal hi :thumb::hug:

 

[duratothemax]

It was a Bendpak Factory installation team from their HQ in Thousand Oaks, CA - I think it should be fine. :thumb:

yeah actually I forgot you guys live in summer all year round.

ben

 

[SIKDMAX]

Oh gotcha - I could definitely see expansion/contraction in the real cold weather a problem! That would suck lol.

 

[JD Dave]

Oh gotcha - I could definitely see expansion/contraction in the real cold weather a problem! That would suck lol.

Kinda like a cold swimming pool.

 

[JMDuramaxLB7]

9k rotary 2 post here thats 12 years old and works as good now as when new. It gets used everday in my fathers shop.

 

[D-Maxx]

I would go with aleast a 9k lift.

 

[jimdmax]

Not to high jack this thread but has anyone heard much on inground cassette lifts. I was looking at this mohawk model. http://www.mohawklifts.com/consumer/autop.php