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Tuxedo 4 post, 8K rating,  $1200 used

I've owned mine for 12 years.  It was sold by a company called Pace tools out of Texas somewhere.  They are out of business now.  I have seen around 10 different brands and they pretty much have all been the same.  Very few minor differences.  I'd see which one you can get delivered to you at the best price.  Mine is an 8000 # storage/ parking lift.  They make all different lift capacities from 7500# and up.  They also make extra tall lifts, extra length lifts and they even make double wide lifts which allow 2 cars to be parked overhead.  One thing you need to consider is how you will handle the lift.  Myself I had mine delivered to a trucking terminal 30 miles east of me and I took my tandem trailer over and they set it on the trailer.  When I got home I used my Kubota tractor to unload it a piece at a time and I assembled it by myself using my front end loader of the tractor.  The 2 platforms that you drive on are the heaviest pieces and If I remember it was a hand full for my tractor to handle.  If you can muster up 4 to 6 guys who aren't afraid to do a bit of lifting you could probably assemble it in a couple evenings.  OR you could buy one from a dealer that installs them

Thanks guys....I hope when we move from where we are now I will have or build a shop and put one in it.
 

if you have a 4 post lift, is it harder to work underneath the car, say to change oil or work on the exhaust? 
I am considering a 2 post lift or a 4 post, I know you would have to get a extra jack with the 4 post to lift the wheels for say, working on the brakes. Which is easiest to work with?

I have both a four post and a two post. If I only had one it would be a four post with a slider jack to lift wheels off of the runners. The four post is more versatile including alignments! The two post is easier for exhaust and wheel work, but is harder to get the car on correctly. And remember a lot more cars fall off of a two post than a four post!!!!!