110V Portable Two-Post Garage Lift

Pop-Up Bay ReadyYou never want to lose out on business due to not having enough space. Take advantage of the portability offered with the MaxJax and you'll be able to create pop-up bays on demand. You can virtually double your work area when you need to. Unlike standard two-post lifts, you can easily set your MaxJax aside when you don't need the extra space.MaxJax is protected by one or more patents or claims of patents in the U.S. and elsewhere. This is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of various jurisdictions, including the virtual patent marking provisions of the America Invents Act, as codified in 35 U.S.C. 287a.PATENT NO. US 8.256.577 B2 and PATENT NO. US 9.150.395 B2Benefits of the MaxJaxAn impressive lifting capacity is just the start of what sets the M7K apart from the competition. Its extensive list of features is there to make sure you get the most bang for your buck. Every MaxJax unit is loaded with the right features that make it the best choice when looking for a new car lift. Read through to check out everything this car lift has to offer, and you'll easily come to the conclusion that the MaxJax is the real deal.Clear undercar accessWant under-car clearance without having to rely on a permanent installation? That's where MaxJax comes in! No other low-rise or mid-rise lift system provides more under-car clearance and unobstructed floor space than the MaxJax lifting system. Now you can easily access engine undersides as well as critical components like transmissions, drive-shafts, starters, differentials, or anything else that would require under-car access.PortabilityA two-post car lift with built-in wheels that allows you to use the lift when you need it, then conveniently store it out of the way when not in use keeping your garage and vehicle lanes clutter-free.Stow to go in less than 15-minutesInternally threaded recessed drop-in anchors and quick-connect/disconnect hydraulic couplers provide for fast and simple set-up. NOTICE: Before drilling into post-tension garage floors, always consult a building engineer for determining cable locations and where to avoid drilling.

• • Clear Undercar Access
• • Portability
• • Low-Profile arms
• • Maintenance-Free Slide Blocks