Forward Lift Introduces New F10 Two-Post Lift

July 14, 2016

July 14, 2016—Forward Lift announced Wednesday that it has introduced a new F10 two-post lift with a capacity of 10,000 pounds. 

The F10 lift is designed to service a wide variety of cars, light trucks and vans and is certified by the Automotive Lift Institute (ALI). It comes with one three-stage arm and one two-stage arm on each column. 

“The F10 was designed to help repair shops get the most profit out of each work bay, without straining the shop’s finances,” says John Uhl, sales and brand manager for Forward Lift. “Shop managers can assign vehicles up to and including Class 2 pickup trucks to a work bay equipped with an F10 two-post lift. Its multi-stage two- and three-arm design makes it equally adept at symmetrically holding heavier vehicles and asymmetrically holding lighter ones.”

The lift better supports the vehicle’s center of gravity with the rear arm able to reach 58 inches toward the back of the vehicle, while the shorter front arm can be angled toward the middle of the bay. For symmetric lifting, the rear arm can be shortened while the front arm can be angled outward. 

More information about the F10 two-post lift can be found on the Forward Lift website. 

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