@@joecorrie1there are mechanical locks and it is the frame it self you should worry about. If the hydraulics fail, the only thing that happen should be that you can't lift. Which mean it can be locked in up-position as well.
I have used Similar lifts to these they work pretty good for approximately 3 to 5 years I only have one problem what's the seal Leaking On one of them easy fix couple hundred dollars
Wish you guys would do more of these!!! Lifts like Xin Kong(XK) and Titan need to exit the industry. Would love to see these for several makes and models!! Was this a Titan in the video? Looks just like it.
Isn't part of Russia in Europe? Isn't there a war in one of your civilized countries right now? Do the Jews in Germany consider it to be civilized? Is mocking Christianity and the last supper with dr@g queens and tr@nnies considered "civilized"? Asking for a friend.
I have never seen any 15,000 pound or even 10,000 pound car hoist ; these people who made this video are having us on , 10,000 pound to kilo is about 4500 kg it 4 and a half ton ! And 15,000 pound is 6800 kg ; even testing joists at this capacity is a joke
This video is a bit disingenuous with regards to Chinese lifts. When you say "not all lifts are created equal", why would you claim that? If this lift is rated to 7000lb by the manufacturer, but the importer is claiming they are rated 10000lb, what the hell do you expect to happen when you load it up with 10000lb and 15000lb. Looking at the hoist in the video, it looks like a generic Chinese 4000lb model, not a 7000lb. Your video is really a waste of time. Of course if you overload a lift it will fail. Why not put 20000lb on one of your 10000lb lifts and see what happens. Blame the distributor, not the manufacturer. If you wanted a video to show the quality of a Chinese lift, why not show the documents that claim the capacity of the lift and then apply the maximum load and video that.
They overload it by 50% with a upgraded pump/motor. SMH. Let see them do that with some of their own lifts and show us. Deceptive advertising. No, the seller shouldn't be selling at the higher rating, but you proved it can handle the load that they are selling it at.
Watch it again and do try to comprehend. He states it is sold as a 10k rated lift. There is nothing saying its rated for 7k, simply that it looks like a 7k unit. He also states that industry standards require that all rated lifts be able to handle 1.5x its rated capacity for safety reasons. In this case that 15k pounds, and it FAILD. Why are you so desperate to defend Chinese importers that lie and put peoples lives at risk for money?
@@offroad6309 Do some research before opening your mouth!! This lift is rated to 10k!! Yet it can’t pass a ALI test. ALI certification means the lift must lift and hold 1.5x its rating with no permanent deflection in the beams or arms. All weld must not show any cracking!! Lifts like rotary/bendpak/tuxedo and other that get a ALI certification all go through the same testing!!
@@justinhall5375 Every lift is made in China!! Bendpak/ rotory/ tuxedo and so on. But those companies have far better quality control as there are ALI inspection during the building process along with after
@@brianawd lol, triggered easily. Nothing like a keyboard tough guy hiding in his Mama's basement. They showed nothing to back up their claims as to the rating of the lift or pump for that matter. So yes, when they try to hide facts it's deceptive. We have no FACTS to base anything. That lift may be the biggest piece of crap ever made and a couple shots of the tag and ratings would have been simple, yet somehow they neglected to do it??? You are willing to take their word with blind faith, just don't expect me to. Not all lifts sold have ALI certification. Pretty expensive process that not all manufacturers are willing to do thanks to bargain hunters buying anything that is cheap. Try educating yourself. This one doesn't take a genius to figure out it's a crap review.
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Funny how they test it and
Call out the supplier still not even mention their name
Ahaha
Exactly. If he doesn't call out the manufacturer of the product, other people are going to buy it not knowing it is a hazzard
It's an atlas lift.
Dude if it’s dangerous call out the name of the lift. All you’re doing is blowing hot air.
You’re going to end up in a lot of trouble to prove your innocence even though it’s true it will cost you I’m sure that’s why they don’t
I own a 20 year old Ben pack 9000 never a problem seals are still good no leaks cables good, I’ve moved it twice with me,
@@joecorrie1there are mechanical locks and it is the frame it self you should worry about. If the hydraulics fail, the only thing that happen should be that you can't lift. Which mean it can be locked in up-position as well.
I have used Similar lifts to these they work pretty good for approximately 3 to 5 years I only have one problem what's the seal Leaking On one of them easy fix couple hundred dollars
Could the video quality be any poorer? I can't believe that the brand name wasn't mentioned.
Its a 9 years old video look in the description it says it..🤦🏽♂️
Any one can cause a lift failure if you overload it that much. Just a couple of Goob engineers with no practical experience.
When it failed load was not centered.
My school has these lifts lmao
who sells these lifts ?
Won’t be that funny when they kill someone
Can you name the brand?
Wish you guys would do more of these!!! Lifts like Xin Kong(XK) and Titan need to exit the industry. Would love to see these for several makes and models!!
Was this a Titan in the video? Looks just like it.
Titans suck? I was thinking of buying the new masters series 9k 2 post lift
Wow. How can they justify selling that piece of crap?
In europe, a civilized continent, we test things before they are allowed to be sold
@koyaanisqatsi316 true 🤣
Not true for lifts - CE ( Europe ) validates the process , ALI ( US ) actually stress tests before shipping. At lease from what I have read
You mean the civilized content where the had two world Wars that we had to save your asses from?
Isn't part of Russia in Europe? Isn't there a war in one of your civilized countries right now? Do the Jews in Germany consider it to be civilized? Is mocking Christianity and the last supper with dr@g queens and tr@nnies considered "civilized"? Asking for a friend.
I have never seen any 15,000 pound or even 10,000 pound car hoist ; these people who made this video are having us on , 10,000 pound to kilo is about 4500 kg it 4 and a half ton ! And 15,000 pound is 6800 kg ; even testing joists at this capacity is a joke
10k lifts are pretty standard....hell we have a 17k 2 post lift. we have had Chevy Kodiak ambulances on it.
Don't waste your time. They never say specifically what lift failed. Therefore, useless video.
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This video is a bit disingenuous with regards to Chinese lifts. When you say "not all lifts are created equal", why would you claim that? If this lift is rated to 7000lb by the manufacturer, but the importer is claiming they are rated 10000lb, what the hell do you expect to happen when you load it up with 10000lb and 15000lb. Looking at the hoist in the video, it looks like a generic Chinese 4000lb model, not a 7000lb. Your video is really a waste of time. Of course if you overload a lift it will fail. Why not put 20000lb on one of your 10000lb lifts and see what happens. Blame the distributor, not the manufacturer. If you wanted a video to show the quality of a Chinese lift, why not show the documents that claim the capacity of the lift and then apply the maximum load and video that.
They overload it by 50% with a upgraded pump/motor. SMH. Let see them do that with some of their own lifts and show us. Deceptive advertising. No, the seller shouldn't be selling at the higher rating, but you proved it can handle the load that they are selling it at.
Watch it again and do try to comprehend.
He states it is sold as a 10k rated lift. There is nothing saying its rated for 7k, simply that it looks like a 7k unit.
He also states that industry standards require that all rated lifts be able to handle 1.5x its rated capacity for safety reasons. In this case that 15k pounds, and it FAILD.
Why are you so desperate to defend Chinese importers that lie and put peoples lives at risk for money?
@@offroad6309
Do some research before opening your mouth!! This lift is rated to 10k!! Yet it can’t pass a ALI test. ALI certification means the lift must lift and hold 1.5x its rating with no permanent deflection in the beams or arms. All weld must not show any cracking!!
Lifts like rotary/bendpak/tuxedo and other that get a ALI certification all go through the same testing!!
@@justinhall5375
Every lift is made in China!! Bendpak/ rotory/ tuxedo and so on. But those companies have far better quality control as there are ALI inspection during the building process along with after
@@brianawd lol, triggered easily. Nothing like a keyboard tough guy hiding in his Mama's basement.
They showed nothing to back up their claims as to the rating of the lift or pump for that matter. So yes, when they try to hide facts it's deceptive. We have no FACTS to base anything. That lift may be the biggest piece of crap ever made and a couple shots of the tag and ratings would have been simple, yet somehow they neglected to do it??? You are willing to take their word with blind faith, just don't expect me to.
Not all lifts sold have ALI certification. Pretty expensive process that not all manufacturers are willing to do thanks to bargain hunters buying anything that is cheap.
Try educating yourself. This one doesn't take a genius to figure out it's a crap review.