This is a pretty slick setup. I have never seen this one before.I'm surprised I haven't seen the Kwik-Lift mentioned in this thread. Bought mine about a year ago and love it. Gives you full access to the entirety of the bottom of the car. And if you want to do any suspension work, no problem on that end either because it includes a center lift bridge:
https://www.kwik-lift.com/
I absolutely stand by what I said. I worked in industry for three decades and witnessed plenty of failures that were not supposed to have occurred. Most of the time they were user error but I've also been there when mechanical breakdowns caused injury. I told you that I wasn't impressed with the fabrication I saw. If you take the time to sift through the web you'll find numerous quality complaints among the positive comments regarding fitment, defective components, etc. This isn't limited to QJ, of that I am acutely aware.I am not arguing Bendpak's quality, I have one and love it. I can appreciate your concerns, but to imply the Quick Jack is not safe is not accurate. There is no reason that people should not consider it, it's a great product, and it serves a purpose.
To agree with Earl my shipping documents and invoice from when I bought mine awhile ago all actually had BendPak on them.
Yeah, definitely a sturdy, quality lift.This is a pretty slick setup. I have never seen this one before.
Several friends of mine have Kwik-lifts. They are great if you need to do work on the car with the suspensionI'm surprised I haven't seen the Kwik-Lift mentioned in this thread. Bought mine about a year ago and love it. Gives you full access to the entirety of the bottom of the car. And if you want to do any suspension work, no problem on that end either because it includes a center lift bridge:
https://www.kwik-lift.com/
Nice. There goes That..
? It works, you can disconnect the hydraulic hoses completely for it once it's locked out - which I have done.The high position of the 'lockout' doesn't look like it'll do a damn thing should there be a hydraulic failure.