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QUICKJACK BL-5000SLX 5,000 lbs. Capacity Portable Car Lift, $1079, FS, Home Depot
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Home Depot has QUICKJACK BL-5000SLX 5,000 lbs. Capacity Portable Car Lift for $1079. Shipping is free.
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You can get the newer model on sale this weekend directly from QuickJack (aka Bendpak) here: https://www.quickjack.c
This guy must really enjoy using floor jacks.
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After owning one for a few years, he has a real point. The amount of time it takes to place the quick jacks, one can have a car on 2 or 4 jack stands.
All depends on why you need to lift the car. If it is only wheel/brake/suspension work, jack and stands are a quicker solution.
Quickjack wins if you need to get under the engine/trans/rear end and need the extra height or if you intend to lift the car several times.
I've used it a handful of times and have stopped using it. Can't say I regret buying it but would not buy again.
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You can get the newer model on sale this weekend directly from QuickJack (aka Bendpak) here: https://www.quickjack.c
The biggest difference between the 5000TL and BL-5000SLX is the lifting height, which has increased 3 inches. This provides ample room to perform all the common vehicle maintenance tasks and allows you the capability to perform even the most complicated repairs.
Overall dimensions have remained the same, so you'll continue to benefit from what made QuickJack so popular in the automotive community and that is it's super-low 3" lowered height. The minimum lifting point spread did change from 31.5" to 37", but this will not make a difference to the vast majority of 5000TL users."
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So why the 2nd? I didn't want to take the time to take the corrado off the quickjack so that I could throw the r32 on there (needs a brake job and an exhaust put on). Had a bunch of HD giftcards so my actual cost was much lower. I got the 5000slx so at 76lbs per frame is somewhat more manageable. My only concern about the 5000 is that its weight limit is 700 over the curb weight of my avant so I might not use it for that car and I'm definitely not using it on the q7 (plus I hate working on that).
These things are great for what they are and you aren't limited to lifting in-line with the pinch welds of the car and can also lift it perpendicular to those pinch welds (had to do this for the q7 as the factory lift points as exceeded the length of the quickjack). Another consideration for these things is "lift drift" as you lift the car, the whole car moves forward a foot or two so the work foot print moves.
I thought about getting the tlx versions but I don't really need the 3 extra inches. I asked quickjack about black Friday pricing on just the frames but they quoted me at $526 per frame and iirc $60 for the short hoses that stay on the frame and that was the same amount of $ as a whole setup from HD (I was trying to get by with just sharing the power unit between the 2 quickjacks)
One final thing about the quickjack - their customer service has been great. My 7000slx had leaky connections so they sent me new ones at no cost (they've switched from using Teflon tape to a liquid sealant and for me the sealant failed). I also ordered some extra lifting blocks that were slotted for pinch welds but they sent me out-of-spec ones. Emailed them and they sent out correct ones to me (again at no additional cost).
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