My Bendpak 4 post has adjustable rails, at the narrow setting the zero turn fits fine, at the wide setting a full sized pickup fits.
Mine are not and as heavy as they are I don't think I want to. I have done some measuring and believe the ZTR will fit cross ways. I am going to cut two runners to go in the middle and put my mower ramps that I use to load on the trailer on the side drive it on and remove or just slid the two runners out of the way and there should be plenty of room to work I'll be posting some pictures when I do it.
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Since I modified the wheels on the lift, like yesterday I used the tractor and pulled the lift outside where we done the tire rotation and had a look under his vehicle at things he had not seen before and he has decided he is going to change his own oil and filter since the lift will make it a lot easier.I would love to have a 4 post car lift.
But my garage is under the house and I simply don't have the ceiling height, so I have the QuickJack portable lift with the truck adapter set.
Still beats messing around with jacks and jack stands.
8000TL Portable Car Lift
The QuickJack 8000TL is our most powerful standard-length portable lift, now rated for 8,000 lbs. With a 24.25-inch lift height and reinforced frame rails, it's built to raise cars, light-duty trucks, and SUVs with ease. Pair it with our truck adapter set for even more lift height when working...
The portable ones like his typically have the cables running through the runners and cross tubes, they usually have 1 or 2 positions for the runners and it requires changing spacers on the cables if it has the the option. Not a quick adjustment.
