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4 post hoist for shed - comments good/bad brands?.
Now that project cobra is almost complete, I am looking at a hoist for my shed.
It has to be a 4 post hoist as I will be doing work on a wide range of cars, dating back over 100 years now, and a 2 post wont do the job in my opinion. 4 post with jacks seems to be what I am looking at. I've narrowed it down to the following and was wanting comments on peoples use if they have had an experience with them Tecalemit Tufflift Molnar Bendpak The runway needs to be long as these other cars have long wheel bases, 3.8M is the longest from measurements. I have 3 phase power in the shed, but most are single phase. Looking at one that goes a bit higher given my height as I'm sick of working underneath cars where I have to bend all the time. Any constructive comments are helpful!. |
well this might help but i use a 2 post molnar as it suits all the resto work i do on the 36 hump back tourer [ ford flathead v8 ] & a 48 ford frieghter
it frees up space to remove wheels body panels down side is the centre posts are near the doors but m,ore good than bad rob |
Well Molnar are all australian made and come from Adelaide and spares and service is very readily available. On top of that they are a pretty good hoist.
My recommendation is based on working within the hoist/garage equip. industry. Rog |
I have a tecalemit 4500 4 poster, it has been great, I just wish I had got it earlier.
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T.L.
I have 2 and 4 posters from TUFFLIFT, Andrew is great to deal with and the deliver and install ( ask for Rudi ) they have just released the higher lift ( 2m ) I think and I will be getting one of these also.... I'm no where near your height you can fit a 4WD underneath..... STIFFY |
Yes agree with Stiffy.
The Tufflift is the way to. Reasonable price and great during and after sale service. There are a few photos of it in my garage - see my Gallery on site here. Click on the camera icon under my registered user line top left. %/ |
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Sounds like they are a good hoist. Just trying to work out how to place it as I'll have to drive straight onto it, so angled might be the way to go. |
I have a Tufflift 4 poster as well no problems at all.
Greg |
T.L. I have a 4.5t powerlift. Its a clear floor 2 post though. I believe they do 4's as well. Only issue I have ever had is that they never put an "O" ring on the drain plug so it leaked. Easily fixed though.
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/pict...pictureid=8674 I'm keen on getting one of those tufflits with the extra height as well for my new house (if I ever sell the current one.) I'd buy one now for my existing garage but its not quite long enough. http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/pict...pictureid=8673 Argh. I need more space! Spookypt |
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