Vehicle lift

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mjannusch
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Re: Vehicle lift

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It'd always be in the way. Working under the car would suck with those bars across the floor.
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ChargerX3
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Thats cool, but I wonder how well that will perform long term. You can see that the arm is bending quite a bit.
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Jeff V.
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Are you talking about the yellow part? I don't think it's bending. It looks like it slides in and out along the red frame and just as a little bit of slack.

I personally wouldn't buy one though. It looks way too cumbersome.
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This pic shows it best. Its the yellow part that is bending.

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I hadn't seen that picture. Yeah...not a fan....
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That looks like a disaster waiting to happen.
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