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Backyard Buddy
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2014
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Backyard Buddy Part 1
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Sam Memmolo explains why he loves his Backyard Buddy Lift Part 1
Backyard Buddy s New Welding Robot
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Backyard Buddy new robot "Johnny 5" in action!
Ohio Business Journal interviews Backyard Buddy
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Maraline Kubik from Ohio Business Journal interviews Backyard Buddy to feature in her Made in the Valley series. Check it out!
Backyard Buddy Ready for Delivery Part 1
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CEO Larry Gross gives a step by step explanation what is compromised in Backyard Buddy Lifts.
Backyard Buddy Ready for Delivery Part 2
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Backyard Buddy Lift ready for delivery!
CEO Larry Gross Introduces Backyard Buddy
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Short introduction to Backyard Buddy Lifts from CEO Larry Gross.
BackyardBuddy - All Steel Is Not Equal
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“When you buy products made with foreign steel, you are wasting your money on an inferior product.” Learn more at backyardbuddy.com
Keep Americans Employed
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Keep Americans Employed! When you buy American-made products, you help provide job opportunities for American workers. Be American and Buy American!
Backyard Buddy - Be American Buy American
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An important message for every American. Be American, Buy American.
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can this lift a 4x4 landcruser station wagon
was the company SOLD?
Are these lifts still made in the USA? I was told the company was sold and they are now made in China. If that’s the case, does anyone still make an American made 4 post lift?
Who makes the bridge jack shown at 3:32 in this video - and is it a rolling jack?
Is the backyard buddy classic also 6 inch increment for locks? My car on top has 48 inch My car bottom has 57.2 inch Ceiling height is 112 inch. Does it fit?
looks like a great lift, I was impressed by several videos!! However, at the end of the day, after 40 years of standing (mostly crouching) under a variety of lifts, now that I'm mostly retired ... I appreciate the comfort of seeing the ALI label ... I agree with paying for what you get and would gladly pay a little more for my home garage in retirement, as I still turn wrenches for my neighbors and friends. Long story short, I'm very close to pulling the trigger on a mohawk lift for a retirement side hustle .... Just spend the couple of bucks to get your lift certified by ALI, relative to potential sales, this seems like a no-brainer ... You can't get municipal supplier contracts, county, state or federal unless you're certified ,,, so I don't understand why you wouldn't just simply consider investing in ALI certification as a win and an opportunity to sell to a much broader market?? What do I know, other than I would buy this lift today if it was certified.
Do you guys still sell direct?
If can't afford this the KWICK RAMP system is the best.
Hi can you tell me where and what company offer courses about garage equipment i need to learn more about this thanks for your help.
can backyard buddy be kept outside?
With no anchoring what happens during an earthquake? We had some massive earthquakes in my city a few years ago and we had buildings move off their foundations.
From that demonstration I would go with back yard buddy too lol
Do you sell Canadian and where can I pick it up
Could I use my Quick Jack system on top of the Backyard Buddy to lift the car off it's wheels for rotation?
Great Lift!
The video went well until he said that foreign steel are weaker than American steel, it even had a japan and brazil flags on the list 🤷🏽♂️
What idiot thought this was the commercial for their lift?! No pricing, no demonstration of LIFTING A CAR??? Me thinks they need a new advertising company. Makes it look a little disingenuous.
Tie this guys hands and he'd be silent. I think I saw him working at a carnival selling snake oil.
I like the idea of buying American when it's a better product. I am seriously considering a Backyard Buddy lift because I think they have a great design...but not because the steel is better, which it is not... This video is a bit of a turn off...
It looks okay... but it's NOT ALI certified. That's a negative Ghostrider.
can it b used for repairs and alighnment
Where can I buy one?
DID they sell the company???
For all the young people out there that do not know who Sam is let me give you a little information. Sam and his friend and co-host David were the original TV show on car repairs. They actually gave you and showed you how to do a repair. they did not have episodes that were nothing but infomercials pushing some product. To show used to be called shade tree mechanic. It used to come on Saturday and Sunday mornings on the Nashville channel. The Nashville channel would also run fishing shows on how to. Eventually the Nashville channel was bought by another company they changed the name of the TV show and after that it wasn't much about the work but the product that the sponsor wanted to see used on an episode. I learned a lot from watching the original show. I was a shade tree mechanic. Back then most of my friends were all professional mechanics. And when I talked about taking my car someplace to have work done on it they would laugh at me. They would come over and show me how to do brakes engine repairs I even pulled the rear end out of my mustang all by myself. I never missed an episode of Sam's original show. They would show you tricks on getting things done quickly and the right way. After all the years of watching his show having my friends help me learn how to work on my own cars. I would buy a repair manual for every car that I had bought after being educated by my friends and TV shows. I still remember the time that on a Saturday after fishing pulling my boat back home that I blew the head gasket on my pickup truck. Once I was home and figured out there I blew my head gasket I reached for my repair manual. I told my girlfriend at the time that we had to stay in that night so I could read my book. The very next day I was out there in my driveway taking every thing apart until I got to the head and block. By that time it was dark out. Thank goodness for the dark. When I was telling my friends what had happened and what I was doing that's when they told me to have the head checked. at that time I did not understand why I should. So back then we had telephone books and if you want it to find a service you had to look it up. So I found a machine shop dropped off the head and sure enough it was cracked. Meanwhile my father wanted me to have my truck towed out of the driveway and send it to the scrap yard. He said you will never get this thing running again that you have most of the engine in plastic totes. Picked my head up from the machine shop once the new one came in and bright and early on a Saturday morning I started putting my truck back together. The next morning I had a few little things to finish up. I watched my episode of shade tree mechanic and afterwards I went out to my driveway finished up all the little things and turned the key and my truck started up immediately just like it used to. I was so excited that I woke my father up and instead of him being mad that I woke him on his only day off he told me he was proud of me for getting that done. After that whole experience there wasn't much that I would not try to fix after that. I started helping other friends that did not know how to work on their cars or did not have the tools to do so. I always remembered how proud my father was of me. That is exactly how I raised both of my sons. To show them that I am proud when they complete something. By the way I must have done something right with my sons. They are 4 years apart in age and both of them straight out of high school join the United States Marine corps. I'm sorry for leaving such a long response. I just wanted to share my experience that I have had in life and to talk about Sam who is a good man that I had the privilege of meeting at a car show a hundred years back -). I also wanted people to know that you can learn to work on your own vehicles. I actually bought my repair manual for my Harley-Davidson right after I ordered it. I knew I was going to work on it and do the maintenance myself. So after placing my order for my bike the salesman asked me if I wanted to pick up other things. I told him I wanted the repair manual the shop version. Since my bike was the next model year and would take 6 months to come they had to order the manual. When it showed up I spent the winter reading through it like someone would read a novel. After taking delivery of my bike I performed all the maintenance on it from day one and to this day continue to work on it whenever it needs to be worked on. Engines no matter what size and shape I'll have the basic principle of air spark and fire. Did the exact same thing when I bought a family boat with inboard motors. I have even learned to work on any piece of lawn equipment out there. Sam and his show and the support of my friends and my father gave me the confidence to go out there and do what needs to be done. I will definitely look into buying one of these lifts once I get some more information on dimensions and see what needs to be done to install one. Again I apologize for such a long response.
The worst most bias referral I have ever seen. If you can't sell it on it's own merits then don't try to mislead the Public with bull shit comparisons.
This lift is not certified by the Auto Lift Institute (ALI).
Steelvalleylifts.com to get the answers to your questions
Why does this look like it was recorded in 1984? Why is it called "Backyard Buddy" when it is not even in the backyard, or anyone's backyard, and sounds more like a weedwacker than a lift?
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Looks like it will get the job done 👍
Trump is fixing this
What a terrible video. The information by this guy was lacking because he was paid to make this vid .would like to see a more complete user demo using a vehicle to see first hand how this lift works .so for that reason I'm out .
The runways do not have a rail to support a wheeled trolley for lifting transmissions....Advantage lifts are way ahead in features
If you look at one of these compared to a bendpak not on paper but touch it . you will see these are not for anyone who wants a serious lift that will last
looks like a copy of advantage lift but a little less refined
Sam was one of the greats ,
Sam does not lie. He was not paid...but he did get ten Backyard Buddy's for home use if needed.
Never got paid huh, that's hard to believe. But I like the lift.
It sure would be nice if they posted the price for the lifts on their web site, after-all, they have the prices for all the accessories.
Can it be in the backyard? or just the garage.
I hate these kind of videos, price always makes a difference but I would reframe from saying this one is better. And don't think form a second this is not made with foreign steel, he just doesn't know it.
What the difference between this lift and an advantage.lift?
I’m getting ready to buy my second Buddy. Outstanding in all areas and worth the extra money. As far as the two post lift question.... I can’t park my pickup under a two post lift like I can with my 7k overheight lift.
They are around $7,000. Why would you pay that when you can buy a safe reliable 2 post lift that takes up less room for less than $1500?
American made, ha! Robot made...
Thank goodness 😅 has one ☝🏻 day you has to our last week at
Quite possibly the cheapest biggest waste of shit out on the market. If you wanna go cheap then go Titan or Atlas... Backyard buddy... 😒 Pffff... Challenger BenPak, Mohawk, Benwil all better quality. Rotary is the best.
Made in USA
4k to 8k? Thats why the sale pitch trashing the competition for similar product.