Subject	What part of my response to your question was hijacked?
Posted by	SlicktopTT on March 24, 2010 at 9:00 AM
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In Reply To	The previous thread got hijacked. posted by zorpman1 on March 24, 2010 at 05:09 AM
Message	The link I provided offers excellent information to consider which lift you should purchase. If you need more, three members said they have Rotary lifts and really like them. Here is why I chose Rotary. 1)Certified lift 2)Readily available parts & service 3)Found in many dealership service bays 4)Reputation Like I said before, you are standing under a car, so you better trust the lift it's on. I'm not sure I trust my life to a lift made in China without adhering to certain engineering standards. Pic any name brand off the Certified List and you should be happy. It appears a few here have chosen Rotary and are very happy. Need more endorsements for Rotary?
Follow Ups	Opinions on Residential Car Lifts Needed - zorpman1 19:45:25 03/23/10 This was just asked a few days ago >>>> - SlicktopTT 20:15:57 03/23/10 The previous thread got hijacked. - zorpman1 05:09:09 03/24/10 What part of my response to your question was hijacked? - SlicktopTT 09:00:12 03/24/10 Rotary ftw. Will be buying my 2nd one in the next few weeks. (n/m) - nissanguyz32 20:50:51 03/23/10 I got mine from Greg Smith auto equipment in Newark DE. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 11:37:32 03/24/10 To my knowledge the lifts they sell are not ALI certified. - SlicktopTT 12:35:21 03/24/10 Never even considered that because - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:30:29 03/24/10
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