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Unic Strongman Automotive Shop Portable Car Lift - For Sale Sorry, This Lift Has
Been Sold.
This Strongman portable car lift is truly a great car lift, made by American Unic Company. I have owned this lift for about ten years, and used it almost every day until I closed my auto shop down last year. I planned to keep the lift in storage until I was able to build myself a garage onto my home to have it for personal use, however lately I'm not sure if and when my garage will ever happen, so I am now willing to sell this remarkable piece of equipment to someone who will be able to enjoy it. The lift works like a snow plow on a truck, 12 volt electric over hydraulics. You plug the unit into any home 110 volt ac outlet overnight, and its onboard 12 volt battery charger keeps the onboard deep cycle 12 volt battery fully charged. The unit does not have to be plugged in during operations. All you do is roll the unit under the side of any vehicle, adjust the rubber contact pads under the car frame or unibody, and lift the vehicle up over your head to service. The recommended safe working weight capacity for the lift is 5500 pounds, however I have had many pickup trucks safely on this strong lift, as well as a 6 passenger stretch limousine. The lift does require a flat, smooth and strong concrete surface to roll and operate on. Tow truck rollback delivery available at the rate of $2.00 per mile one way, post settlement. Asking Price: $2,000.00 Terms: Cash, Cashiers Check, Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or American Express. Please know that I am not a professional equipment dealer. Although the lift is known to be in perfect working condition, it is to be sold "as is" without any warranties. Please know that this lift, brand new, was around $6,000.00.
My "Buy It
The lift was originally purchased through Automotive Service Equipment, 7165 G/H
Oakland Mills Road, Columbia, MD 21046, 1-800-338-0732 or 410-995-6663. You only need 5.5 inches under the car to roll the lift
under, without jacking.
When I would lift a low profile vehicle, I would jack the front of the car up
with a shop floor jack, or simply put the car's tires on two or four short 2x6
boards, and then roll the jack under the car. I was never
unable to use the lift on any vehicle in my shop. Thanks for your interest in this great piece of equipment. Click on any of the below images to view a larger size photo!
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