Atlas PRO7000ST Super Tall 4 Post Lift 7000 lb. Capacity
$8,549.00
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Atlas PRO7000ST Super Tall 4 Post Lift 7000 lb. Capacity
$8,549.00
The Atlas® PRO7000ST is a heavy-duty, "super tall" 4-post lift designed for serious car enthusiasts with high ceilings. Capable of lifting up to 7,000 lbs. to an impressive 12 feet, it's ideal for stacking standard vehicles above taller ones. With extra-wide, extra-long diamond-plated runways and a double-lock safety system, it offers unmatched stability and versatility for both storage and maintenance. The external air-powered, single-point lock release and 21 locking positions ensure precise and safe lifting every time.
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| Capacity: 7,000 lb. | Lifting Height (Top of Runway): 147" (12' 3") |
| Clearance Under Runways: 142" (11' 10") | Height Of Columns: 162" (13' 6") |
| Overall Width (Without Motor): 110.5" | Overall Width (With Motor): 123" |
| Overall Length (With Ramp): 227.5" | Approach Ramp Length: 31" |
| Runway Width: 21" (with rails) / 20" (surface) | Runway Length: 194" |
| Runway Thickness: 4.75" | Width Between Runways: 45" |
| Clearance Between Columns: 100" | Length Between Columns: 185" |
| Drive Thru Width: 82.5" | Max Wheel Base: 182" |
| Motor/Electrical: 220V / 30 AMP Breaker Required | Shipping Weight: 2,866 lb. |
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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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