Scooby074
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That looks alot like what we use around here for ATV lifts with different "buckets" for the wheels. They arent that great of construction IMHO. Id check them out on somewheres like Lawnsite before purchasing
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That looks alot like what we use around here for ATV lifts with different "buckets" for the wheels. They arent that great of construction IMHO. Id check them out on somewheres like Lawnsite before purchasing
Bird
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Don, I have the Mojack EZLift model and works quite well. That Pro-Lift from TSC looks good, too. It may even be better, if the hydraulics don't require any maintenance and it's not heavier than the MoJack to move around.
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txdon
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I went with the Tractor Supply heavy duty Pro-Lift. It is heavy duty metal, works well, easy to assemble (9 screws) and at $179.99 (used a 10% coupon) a good value for a 500# lift. It takes just 24 pumps with my foot to get it to maximum height and a turn of the knob to lower. It holds the JD solid.
The hydraulic pump maintenance is change out the fluid once every seven years.
The handle you see is just for moving it and it comes off with a half twist to take up only one foot as it sits upright against the wall (I also removed the hydraulic pump release handle).
Here is a comparison video I also found on the 350# Pro Lift.
Lawn Mower Lift Comparison - YouTube
Thanks for the help and advice on what to look for.
The hydraulic pump maintenance is change out the fluid once every seven years.
The handle you see is just for moving it and it comes off with a half twist to take up only one foot as it sits upright against the wall (I also removed the hydraulic pump release handle).
Here is a comparison video I also found on the 350# Pro Lift.
Lawn Mower Lift Comparison - YouTube
Thanks for the help and advice on what to look for.
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