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KATOOL KT-H105 Two Post Vehicles Lift 10,000 lbs Capacity
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KATOOL KT-H105 Two Post Vehicle Lift 10,000 lbs Capacity Specifications: Lifting Capacity: 10,000 lbs (4,500 KG) Maximum Lifting Height: 70.8″ (1800 mm) Minimum Height: 3.9″ (100 mm) Overall Height: 110.9″ (2818 mm) Overall Width: 140.4″ (3565 mm) Outside Columns: 124.8″ (3170 mm) Inside Columns: 110.2″ (2800 mm) Drive-Through Clearance: 98.4″ (2500 mm) Front Arm Reach: Min 29.5″ (750 mm), Max 46″ (1170 mm) – 2 stages Rear Arm Reach: Min 35.4″ (900 mm), Max 58.2″ (1480 mm) – 2 stages Motor: 220VAC/60HZ/1PH/2.2KW or 110V/60HZ/1PH Net Weight: 570 KG Certification: CE Approved (115% dynamic load tested, 150% static load tested) Includes: Screw-on pad and extension support adaptor sets (+100 mm) Safety Features: Dual-side manual safety release, rubber door protection, base plate design Ever been stuck lying on a cold, hard garage floor trying to reach that impossible bolt under your car? Or worried about the safety of those rickety jack stands holding up your prized vehicle? The KT-H105 Two-Post Vehicle Lift eliminates these frustrations by bringing professional-grade lifting power right to your home garage or shop. Unlike unstable jacks and stands that offer limited access and serious safety concerns, this robust 10,000-pound capacity lift provides complete, unobstructed access to your vehicle’s undercarriage with the rock-solid stability that professional mechanics rely on daily. After installing this game-changing equipment, you’ll immediately notice how tasks that once took hours now take minutes – oil changes become simple standing operations instead of crawling nightmares, brake jobs happen at comfortable working height with full visibility, and even complex repairs become manageable with unrestricted access to components. Your confidence soars knowing your vehicle is securely supported, your productivity skyrockets with better access and visibility, and your body thanks you for eliminating the physical strain of working in awkward positions on hard concrete. The
