Katool KT-4H110 11,000 lb Four-Post Lift — Service & Storage, 110V or 220V

I bought two of the Katool 11,000 lb lifts and picked them up in Poole Georgia. Im glad I had a hydrolic flatbed trailer as they needed a crane to load these. I used roller Jack's to unload. MyGarage was great to work with as one lift was missing a safety catch bar and it arrived as I was assembling the other lift. I owned an 8,000 lb lift prior and thought it shouldn't be a problem putting these together alone. They are extremely heavy. The directions are terrible also. No mention of the plastic spacers that go on the bottom of safety bars, that it is quicker to insert the cables before bolting the platforms in so you don't have to take the pulleys out, and extending the hydrolic ram to give slack to bolt up cables. I used rachet straps and it worked perfectly. Outside of that, I took my time and used an AC hoist and a roll around jack as there was no way I was picking up those runways by myself. The first one was intimidating. No directions on the hydrolic fluid either but that was just pour in and run a few times to get the air out. Youtube explains the different types for your demographic. You'll need to get a 20amp 3 prong plug for them if you're going the 120 volt power. I found on Amazon for like 10 bucks. These lifts are extremely heavy duty lifts and outside the lack of directions, were an excellent purchase. I understand the reason for the high shipping cost due to the weight. Only complaint is the runways are not diamond plates as advertised and are smooth but not a deal breaker for me. Second lift went together much quicker. They support my Ram 3500 without an issue. Got them on Fathers day sale and cost less than an 8,000 lb lift. Again, MyGarage was great to work with and answered every email question I had. No, I have no affiliation with them and was not paid anything. Just a great purchase.

I have five 4 post lifts, this one is the best out of all. Heavy duty, simple design, easy installation. Glad to pay a little more for this heavy duty lift.

Since I could not modify my first review I am adding it here. The instructions for this lift are very bad, it is a photocopy of the instructions and all of the pics are very dark not to mention that it appears that the instructions have not been up dated. Typically I turn to YT for videos but they are limited. 1 key point is that the cylinder is retracted when you get it which makes the cables short, you must pull the ram out to run the cables. To run the cables you need to pull out the pulley spacer (long one) which isn't hard. Just remember that each cable must run on a pulley and the bottom through bolts for the ramps will hit the cables when they are relaxed so they need to be lifted up and the bolt goes underneath the cable.

It took 4 months to receive my lift and when it arrived the right ramp (which is on the bottom of the pack) was heavily scratched up. The lift is definitely HD which means heavy, I am 64 and was able to put it together with the help of my Bobcat and an A frame.