Mobile scissor car lifts
Discussion
I've got one of these:
http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/as-75...
It's ok, but you'll need a high current supply to the garage and the length of the platforms does not quite match the lift points on a chimaera's outriggers. I'll post some photos later.
It does the job well and it can be moved round with wheels supplied and using the pump station.
It is very heavy so hire a pallet truck for delivery and you'll need a way to get if off the pallet (I lifted it from the rsj in the garage roof)
Dave
http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/as-75...
It's ok, but you'll need a high current supply to the garage and the length of the platforms does not quite match the lift points on a chimaera's outriggers. I'll post some photos later.
It does the job well and it can be moved round with wheels supplied and using the pump station.
It is very heavy so hire a pallet truck for delivery and you'll need a way to get if off the pallet (I lifted it from the rsj in the garage roof)
Dave
davelittlewood said:
I've got one of these:
http://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/as-75...
It's ok, but you'll need a high current supply to the garage and the length of the platforms does not quite match the lift points on a chimaera's outriggers. I'll post some photos later.
It does the job well and it can be moved round with wheels supplied and using the pump station.
It is very heavy so hire a pallet truck for delivery and you'll need a way to get if off the pallet (I lifted it from the rsj in the garage roof)
Dave
+1 it's a great bit of kit that I would not be without now. You will need to make up some ramps to get on it and blocks under the wheels to get the rubber pads on the outriggers but once that is done the jobs a good unhttp://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/as-75...
It's ok, but you'll need a high current supply to the garage and the length of the platforms does not quite match the lift points on a chimaera's outriggers. I'll post some photos later.
It does the job well and it can be moved round with wheels supplied and using the pump station.
It is very heavy so hire a pallet truck for delivery and you'll need a way to get if off the pallet (I lifted it from the rsj in the garage roof)
Dave
I've considered buying one of these
http://www.cjautos.eu/product_p/cl01.htm
Just haven't got round to it yet, but looks good enough for most DIY jobs
http://www.cjautos.eu/product_p/cl01.htm
Just haven't got round to it yet, but looks good enough for most DIY jobs
Had one of these for many years. Sold it and and installed a 2 post, which is better in most cases but not all. Now I'm thinking of buying another.
It's great if you want to get in and out of the doors when working on the car. It's great for suspension and brake work. You can even do clutch and exhaust work, though this is not as easy as a 2 post.
The service with these guys is very good to.
Cheers
It's great if you want to get in and out of the doors when working on the car. It's great for suspension and brake work. You can even do clutch and exhaust work, though this is not as easy as a 2 post.
The service with these guys is very good to.
Cheers
pac1uk said:
I am looking at the Automotech AS-7530D Garage Scissor Lift as well. Not fully worked out the man maths justification yet!
Reading the spec sheet its 240v Single Phase, how many Amps does it operate at? Is it a 13A plug or does it need a Fused Connection?
Thanks.
When I asked I was told a 16 A supplyReading the spec sheet its 240v Single Phase, how many Amps does it operate at? Is it a 13A plug or does it need a Fused Connection?
Thanks.
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