Garage Car Lift - QuickJack BL-5000
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Garage Car Lift - QuickJack BL-5000
Has anyone used the QuickJack BL- 5000 garage car lift? I found a user write up of it being used with a C5 Z06 and the review was positive.
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#5
Safety Car
Looks like a reasonable light duty solution. I've used a Bendpak MD6-XP for 12 years now on dozens of cars and it's been flawless. A bit more money though..
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Racer
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Moderator
Yes, it can run on 110V:
- Lifting capacity: 6,000 lbs. / 2,724 kg
- Max lifting height without adapters: 48" / 1,219 mm
- Lowered height: 4-3/4" / 121 mm
- Lifting time: 45 sec
- Motor: 110 - 220 VAC / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
- Shipping weight: 852 lbs. / 387 kg
- Shipping dimensions: 84" x 41" x 27" / 2,134 mm x 1,041 mm x 686 mm
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Burning Brakes
I would like one also but I am concerned about damage to my RaceDeck floor. Don't know if it would leave indentations or even break the tiles.
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Gonzo (02-28-2018)
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I have similar flooring. I think I would place plywood under the jack to protect the flooring and distribute the weight across the tiles. I hope there would be enough space for the jack and the plywood though. The min height of the jack is 3", plus 3/4" for the plywood plus I have the jack point pucks installed so another 1/2" - pretty tight.
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