Bradock 5 series portable car lift

The bradock 5 series portable lift.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Portable
• car
• lift
• Garage
• equipment

[pater429]

looks good, but how do we get the exaust of?

[NGEServicesltd]

@pater429 You can wind the screwpads upto the max, or use the extension blocks provided. This gives you enough clearance to remove the exhaust.

[p2thumper07]

@rodman23t then don't buy it... rodman huh? you like man rod eh?

[niceprince]

these things scare the shit out of me. Id rather stack blocks than use this lol

[rodman23t]

sweet. now bring it to my place and put my diesel crewcab on it and WHEN it folds up your buying me a brand new truck.

what a pile of junk.

[HellzNord]

Have fun when that thing tips over lol

[donwaza]

i went to a garage they that two of them but its so shit i cant describe it!!!!!! my car is 70mm lowered and i couldn't drive up it without damaging my bumper!!!!! when i finally got on my whole exhaust b section was scratched!!!!!!! when they lifted the car the whole thing was shaking like hell i thought my car will fell off (3 door civic) when the mechanic tried to louse a stuck nut...

[PonyPower71]

Not sure I would trust that thing. And those screw pads seem a bit small.

[1BlubeTube]

I don't like it.

[GUITARDALI]

how much?

[rqcook11]

I own a lift like this - mounted solid - with 2 lifting carriages - left and right.

Used it for 7 years - No slip, No error. Nothing to regret. Simply adjust the

lift contact point with appropriate adjustments - like the screw contact this one has. I often used 6'6 or 4x4 blocks on difficult vehicles - like Ford trucks with dog leg style frames. I still have it today. Might be up for sale to someone who might want a twinn lift. Can be used as a single hoist call 304 581-4051 R.Cook

[koringn]

awsome who do i call when it lets go and crushes me?