Reply to "Seeking Opinions Regarding QuickJack Portable LIfts"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

I have a 6000lb scissor lift that I picked up for a steal on Craigslist, it has paid for itself many times over IMO and provides good access at a nice height. I use it extensively for the formula car pre/post race tear downs, but also other projects. It is heavy and movable around the garage, but f I wanted a lift to throw in the trailer and take to the race track I'd consider the Quickjack. For me that sums it up, the Quikcjack is more portable, a scissor lift provides more access and height, albeit not quite as much as installing a 2 post lift.

1/28/1912:27 PM

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