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

Meet the kind of lift that makes a garage or service bay feel ready for real work. This clear floor 2 post lift keeps the floor area open so you can move around the vehicle without stepping over a floor plate, which is a big deal when the job turns into a long afternoon. The asymmetrical layout is aimed at easier vehicle positioning and better door access, while the included low-profile pad setup helps with a range of everyday shop projects. Whether you are upgrading a home garage or adding capability to a working shop, this setup brings clean access and confident workflow to the space.

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

Planning and Installation

Before ordering, make sure your bay layout, concrete, ceiling height, and unloading plan are ready. The manual is the best place to confirm installation and operating details before you schedule the install; to read the installation manual and operating instructions click here.

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 customer's responsibility to have the necessary equipment to off-load the lift upon delivery.

If you are comparing lift options, pay attention to how the layout will feel once the vehicle is in the air. This one is built around access, floor space, and the practical details that keep a busy garage moving.