You’ve been using floor jacks and jack stands to work on your trucks and equipment. Tired of squeezing beneath vehicles, you’re thinking about moving up to a lift. But how do you know which one to choose? Will a less expensive lift perform as well as a higher priced model? What about a used lift? Are they safe? What should you look for?Lifts come in various styles — inground, two-post surface mounted, multi-post runway (four-post surface mounted), low-/mid-rise frame engaging, drive-on parallelogram, scissor, and moveable wheel engaging — and can vary in price from hundreds to thousands of dollars.Before investing in a
Give Your Fleet a Lift
Let safety and ideal lifting capacity be your guide when choosing a hoist for your shop
Jun 21, 2016 | by Ed Wodalski |















