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What is a portable alternative 2-Post Lift?

There seems to be a lot of questions about the new type of lift car introduction on the market. As with anything new and exciting and different, there are some opinions flying concerned about the safety and functionality of this lift, garage portable of two posts. The following provides valuable information on the MaxJax and is expected to dispel some of the rumors.

Is it really MaxJax insurance?

Of course. When comparing the number of people killed or injured each year using floor jacks or jack stands another car solutions elevation, it is clear that increasing security MaxJax provided when installed and operated properly.

If you've ever visited a service garage, concession or repair business of the fleet, it is easy to see that two-post lifts are lifts of choice among professionals. In fact, the Automotive Lift Institute, requires lifting the thousands of cars sold each month, and among the many available configurations lift, two post lifts style represent more 63% of the market.

Lets be clear-the MaxJax lift is not just a hobby. He is also a "real" lift. It is constructed by Our team of skilled engineers who not only designed the MaxJax, but also to our family of full-size elevators. We have years of experience and we done our math. While most car enthusiasts talking four screws network, our engineers are studying the applied force, axial force, bending moment, center of gravity loading, deformation, distortion, distributed load, ductility, yield strength, timing, voltage normal and stress, the potential energy, pure strain, strength, elasticity, yield strain and so on.

It looks like a pain to configure. Is it?

Nope. We've made it as easy as possible. The motor car is easier to roll around a heavy suitcase, carrying a heater coil around the entire yard would be more difficult to move a column MaxJax, and cleaning a windshield that take longer to connect hoses MaxJax. So, in reality, you could have MaxJax tuning faster than you could drive two wheels of your mother-in-law F150, drag the suitcase of the road the truck, clean your windshield errors disposable propane heater borrowed the truck bed. And do not forget the wheels of trucks have six screws to secure MaxJax while only five for each column.

We say that is installed in about 15 minutes just to make sure there is no possibility of error in our advertising. The truth is that if you're dedicated, you can probably do it in about nine years. Note that most DIY'ers spend more time trying to put vehicles on ramps or jacks floor. And then, when tactics all the time not waste productive gliding around with your back in crowded at the ends under your car while on jack stands, you begin to see where the MaxJax is a huge time saver.

If you have to go through the work of creation, why is marketed as a portable unit?

Because MaxJax is portable and storable. It is a great alternative for those living in urban areas and are less garage (no garage or at all), those with low ceilings and no permanent installation may stop because to space limitations.

What keeps it from toppling over – no upper tray?

Concrete anchors effectively ensure the elevator to the ground and prevent tipping. And believe it or not, this is the way most of the lifts of two posts to do so. The top tray is in most two lifts commercial message is not intended to support weight. It's just a simple and elegant way to carry the cables and hoses compensation Hydraulic. While the clear style of flat two-post lifts have a stud, many popular styles of the floor plate or base plate are empty one.

If concrete anchors really safe?

Yes, safety is number one on our list of priorities! We've done the math long and tested the design and application very thoroughly.

For a little more money, why not get a real lift?

Of all the questions we receive, this is most disconcerting to us. MaxJax is not like a bike and we are trying to call a car. The MaxJax real lift capable of lifting safely most consumer vehicles at a height comfortable for lifting service and maintenance. If you room and have the money, there is no reason not to get a great lift of two posts and is installed in your garage. But do not forget, not everyone has a barn pole, four-car garage, or space to install an elevator full height or space-demanding four columns. Many car enthusiasts living in the city or suburbs and have higher limits of 8-feet. Others simply do not want or need a lift for the storage of vehicles and keep in place a clear ground. We created the MaxJax be a product for those DIY'ers whose love of cars is larger than your workspace. Many car enthusiasts who appreciate the unique benefits only MaxJax one can deliver. It is a lift of its kind that replaces the floor jacks, steps and ramps, and allows them to safely perform the work under the car in general.

Just a 48 "lifting height.

As many of our customers happily attest, 48 "lift height is very suitable for most every imaginable vehicle services. In fact, most customer noting that most of their time is spent in the service wheel anyway, and do not require a higher elevation. Although optional 3 "adapters are available to give MaxJax a 51" lifting height, discovered in testing that most customers could not lift much higher due to ceiling height limitations. 3 "adapters are standard and give MaxJax an additional 3 "of lift height – optional 6" adapters are also available. However, we found evidence that the most customers could not lift much higher due to ceiling height limitations.

Would not start working sore neck and squat?

I really do not understand why someone might return more working experience any discomfort with a seat MaxJax rolling stand on hard cement. What is the difference? Working with the MaxJax not to twist the neck, but in cars that rise above you sure do not work. Think about how nice it would be to sit on a padded seat for some of these in the car tedious jobs. Our customers swear they prefer to work with more standing MaxJax all day on a hard concrete floor. Try it, you might also will.

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Brian Davis is an expert on Auto Repair Equipment and has written numerous articles on the Auto Repair Equipment industry. See the newest auto equipment for your garage HERE!