Reply to "Seeking advice & recommendations for Four Post 110V Lifts"

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My Direct Lift works like a charm for the past 20 years or so. End ramps are kinda heavy, but I suppose most ramps are. Could always get those hard styrofoam type ramps but I would be afraid of them moving around whereas the metal ramps fit snugly right into the lift itself and will never move when in and out with the car. Backing into the ramps allows lotsa room for the garage door over the lower front hood, but no martinis allowed before doing so.

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