Automotive lifts for sale

[BUSBY]

I have 5 automotive lifts for sale, 3) Wheeltronic brand lifts (sold by Snap On) 2 are 9,000 lb and 1 is an 11,000 lift & 2) BendPak brand 9,000 lb lifts.
We are asking $1,500 for the 9,000 lb lifts and $1,700 for the 11,000 lb lift.
All are in great shape and work perfectly. Buyer is responsible for teardown and removal ... I have a mobile company that will remove/move/install for $600 ($250 removal and $350 install).
I am negotiable ... so for those of you who have a shop or are looking at a home rack ... here you go!
First come first serve & cash talks. I do however take Visa/Mastercard for full price.
949-551-6000 or 949-678-3650
Brian

[BUSBY]

lift pics:
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/lifts.jpg

[BADBLOWN572]

That is a smoking deal for anyone who is interested. I just got a lift similar to this one and we paid a lot more than what is being asked. :(

[BUSBY]

yeah ... they're priced right ... hopefully I can pass a deal along to fellow HB members.
The 9000 lb racks are $2700 and the 11000 lb racks are $3400 new ... not installed.
The maroon racks (the Wheeltronic's) are like brand new ... the Bendpak's are a little older, but seem to be a little more heavy duty.
But in moving, it's easier to reduce the price on the racks than hold out for higher and have to pay an additional month of rent.

[BUSBY]

PM's have been answered, thanks ...

[Mike D..]

PM's have been answered, thanks ...
how tall are the lifts?

[slotracer]

if you were closer i'd be all over one. i have a drive on one that i had
made wide so i could park a trailer under it and it cost me $3500.00

[BUSBY]

how tall are the lifts?
The 11k lift is 15', the others I think are 12' ... I only know the 15' brecause I measured it earlier for another member here ... I'll measure the others tomorrow.

[BUSBY]

if you were closer i'd be all over one. i have a drive on one that i had
made wide so i could park a trailer under it and it cost me $3500.00
Actually, I used them for boats as well as cars. if you lift the arms up, the trailer fenders will fit between them, they are wide model lifts for trucks.
It sure is a lot easier working on a jet pump or making transom plates without having to bend over ... :idea:

[INI]

busby check your PM...

[BUSBY]

right back at ya ...

[BUSBY]

To answer the questions in PM's ... yes, boats can be racked up ...
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/2_1_07_005.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/2_1_07_003.jpg
And the racks are wide enough to fit a boat trailer between ...
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/2_5_07_012.jpg

[BUSBY]

Sale pending on the 11k lift to victorfb ...

[BUSBY]

everyone see cyclone (Mike) in the background of this one checking out Hot Boat forums? :D
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/2_1_07_003.jpg

[Wheeler]

I sent the info to my brother, he has the footings ready for a couple more lifts.
He should call you, when he gets back from the river.

[BUSBY]

I sent the info to my brother, he has the footings ready for a couple more lifts.
He should call you, when he gets back from the river.
cool deal ... I plan on having these sold and gone by the 1st of the month (hopefully) that's why I priced them accordingly ... moving to the shop in Corona & don't need two rent payments ...

[slotracer]

are they 110 or 220? and are the stationary at 12' or do they lift up when you raise the lift?

[v-drive]

another good shop leaving the oc. What's left?

[BUSBY]

are they 110 or 220? and are the stationary at 12' or do they lift up when you raise the lift?
they are 220, single phase ... stationary at 12' ... only the arms raise ... the frame just goes up over and back down, does not move

[BUSBY]

another good shop leaving the oc. What's left?
sorry ... it's hard for me as well ... but Corona isn't that far. Living in Irvine and driving to Corona isn't gonna be fun ... Mission Viejo was much better.

[BUSBY]

okay ... victorfb paid for the 11k lift ... still have the 4) 9k lb lifts for sale ... anyone?

[Mike D..]

okay ... victorfb paid for the 11k lift ... still have the 4) 9k lb lifts for sale ... anyone?
how tall are the 9k lifts, I am looking to buy one. problem is it can`t be any taller than 11ft limited head room.

[Rexone]

How deep and large a footing is required to install one of those, (if any)?

[victorfb]

Thanks for the great deal Brian. i will contact you soon about the tear down and removal.
Mike, (rexone) as per the instructions the concrete needs to meet some specs and they differ from model to model of lift. the heavier the lift the stronger and thicker concrete. for a 12,000# lift useing concrete anchor bolts, the concrete needs to be minimum 6 inches thick with a 2500# per square inch capacity. 15,000# lifts require a 7 inch minimum and 3000# per square inch concrete. new concrete should have a minimum of 28 days dry time before installing the lift. you drill 3/4 inch holes 7 inches deep and install the anchor bolts, slam with a hammer, then tighten the nuts.
i will be doing over kill as i am pouring new concrete and it will be much thicker with reinforcing steel. id actually like to install footing bolts instead of useing drilled in anchor bolts, but id have to make sure i can lift the posts onto the extruded bolts. having a leval slab is somewhat critical, but shimming is sometimes required for proper installation.

[dmontzsta]

damn, I wish I had a bigger garage.

[BUSBY]

how tall are the 9k lifts, I am looking to buy one. problem is it can`t be any taller than 11ft limited head room.
I will get exact measurements tomorrow for you.

[BUSBY]

How deep and large a footing is required to install one of those, (if any)?
Um, sounds like Victor might have the answer there ... ask me how to build a blown alcohol motor, I've got your back ... ask me about conctete footings, your lift might not be sturdy :D
I would venture to say 2' x 2' x 8" deep? Sounds good to me.

[BUSBY]

the 9k racks are right at 12 feet ...
so lets get these things moved into someones garage or side yard!
Make me an offer, note what I said in my first post ... asking $1,500 each ...

[Mike D..]

the 9k racks are right at 12 feet ...
so lets get these things moved into someones garage or side yard!
Make me an offer, note what I said in my first post ... asking $1,500 each ...
Thanks; don`t think I can make it fit without a big hole in the roof

[Rexone]

Thanks for the great deal Brian. i will contact you soon about the tear down and removal.
Mike, (rexone) as per the instructions the concrete needs to meet some specs and they differ from model to model of lift. the heavier the lift the stronger and thicker concrete. for a 12,000# lift useing concrete anchor bolts, the concrete needs to be minimum 6 inches thick with a 2500# per square inch capacity. 15,000# lifts require a 7 inch minimum and 3000# per square inch concrete. new concrete should have a minimum of 28 days dry time before installing the lift. you drill 3/4 inch holes 7 inches deep and install the anchor bolts, slam with a hammer, then tighten the nuts.
i will be doing over kill as i am pouring new concrete and it will be much thicker with reinforcing steel. id actually like to install footing bolts instead of useing drilled in anchor bolts, but id have to make sure i can lift the posts onto the extruded bolts. having a leval slab is somewhat critical, but shimming is sometimes required for proper installation.
Thanks Victor. I have a lift here I've never installed and was just curious.
:)

[victorfb]

Mike. i would think the concrete in your shop is atleast 6 inches thick (minimum) and is normally 6 sack 3/4" rock, meaning its a strong mix. as long as you stay away from any expansion joints im sure youll be good. allways a good idea to contact the lift manufacturer or get the installation literature.