Any suggestions on a 2 post lift?

[STANGGT40]

I'm running through some options on 2-post lifts to put in a metal building with 12' sides...I'd like to have something that's capable of lifting my truck, which I think weighs around 8,000 lbs. (ford diesel crew 4x4). It would probably be best to go with 10k plus. Any suggestions?

[Baron Von Crowder]

I have a 15k, lifting my diesel crew cab is still makes me slightly nervous just due to the amount of flex the arms can give while it's up in the air. Id say look at a 15k.

[Mach1]

my f250 on my 9k made me nervous as fuck

[fordracing19]

9k is fine. We have always used them. Just put a screw jack under the hitch to stabilize it.

[Mach1]

9k is fine. We have always used them. Just put a screw jack under the hitch to stabilize it.

Thats exactly what I did in my situation

[STANGGT40]

Any particular brand/model? Thanks for the input!

[fordracing19]

Mine was the Rotary extended height asymmetrical

[mk5.0]

I got my two post at Derek weaver in Fort Worth.

[Whiteboy]

I wont put trucks on my 9k lift after watching some video on you tube lol

[dcs13]

I wont put trucks on my 9k lift after watching some video on you tube lol

Saw that video, that was crazy

[STANGGT40]

I wont put trucks on my 9k lift after watching some video on you tube lol

I think I saw that same video...scary!

[Rreemo]

I put this 11K up recently....no concerns putting a truck on it - http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/...l2-11k-acd.htm

The prices start to go up quite a bit once you get over that 9k-11k range. They make a 12K unit just like mine that's about $1K more.

[psdtech]

I put this 11K up recently....no concerns putting a truck on it - http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/...l2-11k-acd.htm

The prices start to go up quite a bit once you get over that 9k-11k range. They make a 12K unit just like mine that's about $1K more.

I've used the same one for years never an issue. About 99% of my work is on super duty diesels