laurent_zo6

Costco has the 5000 on sale for $999.99 with free shipping from July 14 to July 21, 2019.

vezePilot

Hey, thanks! for the Heads Up. Was just about ready to order straight from the mfr Web site. I'm working up to replacing fluids in my '07. Order placed.

jonjoy

that is a deal bought mine a few years ago at $1350 wish I would have had them 10 years ago

SixAddict

That is a great price, I think I paid somewhere around 900 for my 3500 model a few years back.

HobbesTiger

I bought mine in December on this same deal. There are three boxes. Two weigh ~80lbs each and one for the hydraulic unit that weighs around 40lbs.

The UPS guy absolutely HATED delivering the thing though. He was bitching non-stop as he hauled all three boxes up the incline into my garage. I gave the guy a Coke Zero from the fridge.

These work great by the way.

BLEKVET

I bought one, set it up, lifted the Vette, put her down, boxed it all up, shipped it back. Going to purchase a two-post lift instead. I was not impressed with the quality or safety.

Vet Interested

Mine works great. Lifts all our cars including a small SUV. Built solid. Safety/Quality is NOT an issue.

VelocityGs

Got my 5k from Costco 2months ago
IMO - Fast, handy, safe and sturdy.

STL Mike

Been waiting for them to go on sale again, just bought it. 1144 to my door, including tax and the 5% non member surcharge! Woot!

Dutch08

I got my 5K from Costco and now my 'vette has a new clutch. This is an awesome product IMHO.

vezePilot

With a membership the 5000SLX Set was $1,088 including tax and shipping, from CA to CO. These things are a little involved, was planning on getting them set up this weekend ... but other things to do-- and still reading the manual. Was going to use them at my hangar, but here at home would be convenient, as well. Tools, hydraulic fluid, air compressor - Check.

jimijam

snooze, you lose. deal is dead.

orca1946

DANG!! missed it!

laurent_zo6

It was the second time they had this online deal since last December. I am sure they will do it again in the future. Check also your local Costco since they had the same deal at some stores.

vara411

Safety? I've owned mine since last year and it feels plenty solid. If used as directed there should not be any issues. Love the versatility and portability. Recommended.

BLEKVET

This was simply my experience. Clearly, there are many who love the unit. I’m very glad that Costco accepted my return. And, very happy that so many are enjoying the product. I respect Bendpak and wish them all the best. I have my eyes on one of their two-post models. The Quickjack just isn’t for me.

vezePilot

I finally had a chance to set up my new QuickJacks this week. They are somewhat involved, requiring at least a bike tire pump and some ATF. I have a compressor here at home, and actual hydraulic fluid for my log splitter. Got the units put together and the air bled out last night, and today aligned them and got the car lifted up for the first time.

I really like them. Perhaps there are quality variances between the different models/sizes. These 5000 types are great. They lift my '07 Base like it's not even there. The First Lock (lower) position is great for work under the hood. It's really bad for my back to bend over such a low-slung car to simply clean the engine, or whatever. And a brand new mechanic's Creeper works well under the car in the Second (Higher) lock position. But don't tell the manufacturer that I'm using these things outside, in my driveway. The manual says this is prohibited.

This model of Corvette seems rather easy to work on. I enjoy doing the maintenance myself, and these QuickJacks make it possible to do so much more of the work required. I'm planning on changing the transmission fluid soon. And ... there is always the possibility of an aftermarket exhaust ...