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RichS · 02-03-2018

I have a Back Yard Buddy, Superior, and Atlas. I like them in that order and their pricing is that way as well. They all have 2 jack bridges, and the Atlas has a sliding pump jack. The BYB bridge slides on wheels and is flush with the deck. The others slide on the deck with Teflon pads and they are lower than the deck. I've pulled engines, transmissions, entire drivelines out of C4/5/6 with no issues. The BYB is a extended height lift and my Lightning fits under it, but not the others. I've had the BYB for over 16 years now. I had to replace one of the pulleys that wore out last year.

At Mecum in Harrisburg there was a lift there that looked like a copy of the BYB. It was priced a little less. They also had a double wide 4 post that you could put 2 cars on. It was pretty cool! Forget the name though, maybe American or something?

02-03-2018	#7
RichS Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Wilkes-Barre, PA Posts: 148	Re: Lift Recommendations I have a Back Yard Buddy, Superior, and Atlas. I like them in that order and their pricing is that way as well. They all have 2 jack bridges, and the Atlas has a sliding pump jack. The BYB bridge slides on wheels and is flush with the deck. The others slide on the deck with Teflon pads and they are lower than the deck. I've pulled engines, transmissions, entire drivelines out of C4/5/6 with no issues. The BYB is a extended height lift and my Lightning fits under it, but not the others. I've had the BYB for over 16 years now. I had to replace one of the pulleys that wore out last year. At Mecum in Harrisburg there was a lift there that looked like a copy of the BYB. It was priced a little less. They also had a double wide 4 post that you could put 2 cars on. It was pretty cool! Forget the name though, maybe American or something?