I'm in the works on securing a lift now. Came in handy... @Gilles27 helped (actually did all the work) with the DCT filter change so I didn't get ripped off like @Murray20c8 did....... LoL
'Cause Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad
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The food is only as good as the cook! I hope you watched him like a hawk!
It's actually very easy and nowhere near the service they make it out to be. If you have a lift, makes it so much easier so you're not working off the floor. Its about 30'ish screws to remove two skid plates which is the bulk of the time. Then its just four screws and you pull out the filter. You lose a little oil (but if you have added the extra two litres no need to add any).
It's the 28 screws that go back in that worry me. Yes, I always gain or lose 2 screws. lol Likely because I am a lose screw. Can never remember where I put the screwdriver.
CamsC8
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Cool!
For the price it's well built and has a 9k load capacity though I doubt I'd ever need it.
I should have bought one back in 2020 when they were $2450. Todays price is $3850 on the Mondial MP-9
Yeah it’s a waiting list. On a good note I bought a scissor lift from the lift store and they have some pretty awesome lifts in there and they’re made in Canada . my second Lyft will be coming from there . There comes a point where you gotta support Canadian manufactures . Keep in mind on personal lifts they themselves are backlogged . They have a large following both in US and Canada . Being in the manufacturing industry for years I was very impressed at their manufacturing facilities on Spears Road in Oakville
I think they were 3200 when I bought my Mondial lift . That also included delivery and taxes.
$3200 including delivery and taxes is a good deal. I'm looking at the CAEL 8000 LBS lift right now. They are $3299 plus delivery and taxes from Hamilton. I would probably want to add slidable scissor jack so I can do summer/winter tire changeovers easier instead of working on the ground.
I do the tire swap on my 4 post hoist. Only takes a second to set the jack under the lift points. I hate bending over or kneeling on the ground (bad knees) so I do it on the hoist.
And you are always welcome to come do them here.