NT8000 Car Lift | North American Auto Equipment

4 Post Lifts - 8,000LB Capacity - NT8000

NT8000 4 Post Parking, Service and Storage Lift.

(Free standing, not bolted down)

Ideal for someone that does not want a lift permanently anchored to the floor.

This car lift is great for storage or service. This lift comes with a caster kit, jack tray, and three drip trays. It is easy to set up and completely portable. If you need to store your car this is the lift for you. A time tested design that has been used for over 20 years. With automatic locking that engages at different positions as you raise the vehicle. The default standard color is black.

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Specifications:

Capacity		8,000 lbs
Overall Length		171"
Overall Height		84"
Overall Width		106"
Track Length		165"
Track Width		18¾"
Maximum Clearance		69"
Voltage		110V (220v available upon request)

Frequently asked questions:

Q: Can I really move the lift with my car on it?

A: Sure, the caster kit allows you to move your lift around the shop in the lowered postion, with or without a vehicle on the lift.

Q: Can my NT8000 really lift 8,000lbs?

A: Yes, This Product is being rated at 9,000lb Capacity by some online vendors; 8,000lb is an ideal, conservative, long term rating.

Q: Can I lift My 350 series Truck with this lift?

A: Yes.

Q: Will I bottom out the front end of my sportscar when driving onto the lift?

A: Anything Street legal will easily clear the front cross bar, in the low position the runways are about 5" off the ground and the approach ramps are 37" long; the pitch goes from 1/4" thick to 4" over 37".

Q: Is 110volt or 220volt Better?

A: 110volt is ideal for residential and makes it convenient for find a power source; if you are more industrious and spending more time raising and lowering 220volt might be a better choice for you. Lifting power is not compromised with 110volt.

Q: Will my NT8000 cave in like the units in the Backyard Buddy ads?

A: No, we will advise you on how to properly operate your lift, in particular, how critical proper cable adjustment and operator care tie in together when you are releasing safety latches. It is critical to make sure all for safety latches are releasing and the linkage is properly adjusted. You should always treat your lift like any heavy equipment when you are operating.