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    It's not very often that I have trucks double stacked in my bay so I snapped a quick photo today.

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    This is my bay on the job, I was working on one and a more important job came in so I raised the lift to the top and backed the second job in under it.

    myke

  • #2
    Thats a pretty nice lift, Whats the lifting capacity of that unit? Looks like a real easy way to get two jobs in one area. Shop looks immaculate nice and clean. Looks like the top of that toolbox could use some help though!!
    From: Tommy the Ballbuster
    Lead,Follow,or get the F*** out of the way!!

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    • #3
      15,000 pounds is the max, It only goes up so high so you have to back one in and it only works if at least one is a truck . I prefer to work on one at a time myself but it dose not always happen that way. The tool box get's cleaned off between job's.

      myke

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      • #4
        15,000 pounds I gotta get me one of those. You take all the fun out of it 1 at a time. There was a couple of weeks when I had 2 engine rebuilds going 1 rear end rebuild going + all the day 2 day bullshit going- stressful. Top of my toolbox was a disgrace. Although i cleaned it today.
        Tom
        Lead,Follow,or get the F*** out of the way!!

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        • #5
          I believe when we got this lift, it was the largest one they had but I see now there is a 18,000 pound unit available from "Bend Pak", I don't know what the difference is. It sell's for $4,820.00 , Buy it now price on-line. I wish I had 2 of them!

          myke

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