11,000 lb 2-Post Clear-Floor Asymmetric Automotive Lift, 220V

Meet the 11,000 lb 2-post clear-floor asymmetric automotive lift that turns any shop into a smooth, efficient wrenching zone. If you want a dependable 2 post car lift for garage projects or daily shop work, this auto lift keeps the floor open, the doors protected, and the vehicle right where you want it.

• 11,000 lbs capacity
• Bi-Symmetric arm design
• Rubber door guards
• 3 Stage front arms
• Single piece column
• Direct drive pull cylinders
• Single point lock release
• Heavy duty arm restraint system
• Spin up low profile lift pads
• Stackable adapters included
• External hose guards

Specifications

• Capacity: 11,000 lbs.
• Height Overall: 144"
• Width Overall w/ Power Unit: 145-1/2"
• Max Lift Height: 71"
• Width Between Columns: 116"
• Min. Pad Height: 4"
• Drive Thru Clearance: 104"
• Lifting Speed: 50S
• Asymmetric / Symmetric: Asymmetric
• Clear Floor / Floor Plate: Clear Floor
• Short Arm Reach - min/max: 23" - 45"
• Long Arm Reach - min/max: 41" - 57"
• Narrow Bay Setting: NA
• Max Load Per Arm: 2,750 lbs.
• Ship Weight: 1,705 lbs
• Power: 220V - 20 AMP - 1 PH

Dialed for car enthusiasts and pros alike, this clear floor 2 post auto lift gives you easy under-car access, wide drive-thru clearance, and the asymmetric setup you want for door swing and cabin access. It’s a solid pick when you want a reliable automotive vehicle lift that just works.

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Concrete Requirements: 41/4" Min. Thickness 3,000 PSI

Typical Garage Ceiling Heights:
Two Compact Cars/ Low Profile Sport Cars: 114" / 2896 mm. (9.5 ft)
Two Full Size Cars: 120" / 3048 mm. (10 ft)
One Full Size Car/One SUV: 138" / 3505 mm. (11.5 ft)

This lift will arrive at your location on a flat bed semi truck. If you want to unload the lift at your home garage, we suggest calling up a tow truck company that has a tow truck with a boom on the back that is capable of hoisting the lift off the shipping truck when it arrives. It is the customers responsibility to have the necessary equipment to off-load the lift upon delivery.