Anyone use these? I've been turning wrenches for 28 years now and been doing a lot of it on my back. It would be nice not to do another transmission job on my back. I'm crossing my fingers and hope we get these in next school years budget. Even Jay Leno has them LOL.
We have 2 sets of the Stertil Konis and they are great. I don't know how we managed without them before. They are very versatile and make your life so much easier.
I'm jealous!!! I want a set so bad. Do you have the wireless or corded? The corded kind limits you to certain bays where the power supply is. I'm going for the wireless.
Our company is entering the 69th year of using the Weaver in ground twin post lift system. It is adjustable from 100 inch to 276 inch wheelbase vehicles. The advantage is lifting on the front and rear axles leaving the steering and all wheels free to turn. Mud and winter road chemicals are broke loose with a hammer and scraped from the underbody and the floor is all free of obstacles for easy sweeping. School buses are brought in and raised up every 1,000 to 1,500 miles.
Our company is entering the 69th year of using the Weaver in ground twin post lift system. It is adjustable from 100 inch to 276 inch wheelbase vehicles. The advantage is lifting on the front and rear axles leaving the steering and all wheels free to turn. Mud and winter road chemicals are broke loose with a hammer and scraped from the underbody and the floor is all free of obstacles for easy sweeping. School buses are brought in and raised up every 1,000 to 1,500 miles.
Now that would be more useful then the wheel lifts.