Want to stack my Z, can you identify this lift? - Page 3 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

phrogs · 10-21-2013

I have a Bend Pak 4 post Its great for alot of **** but It is made it CHINA. Almost all Lifts are now made in China.

Franke · 10-21-2013

I think as long as they are ANSI certified they should work ok.

shorton · 10-22-2013

For those of you that have a garage opener directly over the area where you want to place the lift you might want to consider using the Autolifter side mount opener to give you additional height for your lift. I have 3 of them and they work great. Not much more expensive that the regular openers and you can get a backup battery pack.

Steve Horton

WARP TEN · 10-23-2013

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Originally Posted by shorton

For those of you that have a garage opener directly over the area where you want to place the lift you might want to consider using the Autolifter side mount opener to give you additional height for your lift. I have 3 of them and they work great. Not much more expensive that the regular openers and you can get a backup battery pack.

Steve Horton

I agree--I raised the garage door tracks and installed a Liftmaster 3800 jackshaft opener. Quiet and it works great. Then I ran surface mount conduit from the old opener electrical box for a ceiling mounted box so I don't have cords on the floor for the lift and my charger.--Bob

Franke · 10-23-2013

I did the same thing bob when my garage door went bad. Sure gives a lot more head room space and gets the door close to the ceiling. The battery backup works good too.

10-21-2013	#21
phrogs Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Kalamazoo MI Posts: 1,744	Re: Want to stack my Z, can you identify this lift? I have a Bend Pak 4 post Its great for alot of **** but It is made it CHINA. Almost all Lifts are now made in China. __________________ JOHNNY P Currently own 90 ZR-1 #845 DRM 500 engine package 90 #226 Parts car Hit me up if you need anything.

10-21-2013	#22
Franke Join Date: May 2013 Location: Beaver, PA Posts: 516	Re: Want to stack my Z, can you identify this lift? I think as long as they are ANSI certified they should work ok.

10-22-2013	#23
shorton Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Niceville, FL Posts: 11	Re: Want to stack my Z, can you identify this lift? For those of you that have a garage opener directly over the area where you want to place the lift you might want to consider using the Autolifter side mount opener to give you additional height for your lift. I have 3 of them and they work great. Not much more expensive that the regular openers and you can get a backup battery pack. Steve Horton

10-23-2013	#25
Franke Join Date: May 2013 Location: Beaver, PA Posts: 516	Re: Want to stack my Z, can you identify this lift? I did the same thing bob when my garage door went bad. Sure gives a lot more head room space and gets the door close to the ceiling. The battery backup works good too.