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I need a little more room. The only place I have to go is up.

Do any of you have any recomendations?
Is one type better than another?
2 legs or 4?

What do they cost and can you get them used?

Thanks

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I would think 4 legs for storage be better than 2 anyday , just my 2 pennies...check out BendPak lifts , they make nice stuff in the 2 to 3 grand range


1952 Chevy Shortbed

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I have a four post 7000# DirectLift unit. I looked at the higher priced/higher quality units but decided for my use this was OK. Three of us ordered at the same time and got a little discount so it ended up costing about $1950 shipped. Took us 3-4 hrs to assemble.

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i have a backyard buddy that i am very happy with. great for storege and working . i feel safe with the latch/safety system that it has. i believe that is the most important thing to look at with lifts. mine is a 4 post.
if you go to my photo link, there is a picture in the 1951 album.
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1952 COE
1952 3100
1953 3100
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i've seen them and those are nice


1949 Chevy 3600 Flatbed all orginal
1964 gmc 4000
1973 gmc 6000
2005 chevy duramax 4x4
1994 chevy 1500
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I've got a Direct Lift, the same as 49S10. I paid $1,800 for it, but now they cost $1,650 at Direct Lift in Indy. I'm very happy with it.


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51 Chevy 1/2 ton
36 F@rd coupe
65 Riviera

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I have a TR-6 sitting on the back of the "50" 2-Ton, does that count?
Works great!

2-Ton


1967 GMC 9500 Fire Ladder Truck
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1946 2-Ton grain truck
1946 3/4-ton pickup,
1953 1-ton pickup
1957 1-ton flatbed dually,
1954 Pontiac Straight Eight
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