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Challenger 4P14EFX 14,000 lbs. Closed-Front 4-Post Service Lift Two numbers define what this lift is for. It takes 14,000 lbs., and it rises ...

Challenger Lifts CL16-2-3S: three-stage arms, and what that actually gets you The "3S" on the end of this model number is the specification wo...

Challenger CL10AV3-2 Versymmetric 2-Post Adjustable Lift, Made in USA This is the base CL10AV3 - no suffix, standard power unit - and it comes...

Challenger CL12A-1: the taller-column build of the 12K adjustable two-post The suffix is the specification. The CL12A-1 is the same 12,000 lbs...

Challenger Lifts AR4115EAX: full capacity, smallest footprint in the AR4115 line The four AR4115 configurations all lift 15,000 lbs and all ri...

Challenger CL10-XP9: a two-post lift with no arms at all Challenger's own specification for the CL10-XP9 lists its arm configuration as not ap...

Challenger 44040 — 40,000 lb in the smallest footprint the family offers The interesting thing about the 44040 is what it does not need. It ca...

Challenger Lifts AR4115XAO: open front, long deck, 15,000 lbs The AR4115 is built in four combinations, and this one takes the two decisions t...

Challenger 44060 Heavy-Duty 4-Post Chain-Driven Lift This is the model in Challenger's heavy four-post family that gives you the full 60,000 l...

Challenger 4030EFX — 30,000 lb with the shortest list of things you have to install first The price of a heavy four-post is rarely the price o...

Challenger CL12A: 12,000 lbs of adjustable two-post lift that fits a normal shop ceiling The CL12A is the entry point to Challenger's adjustab...

Challenger Lifts RJ7.5 Rolling Jack — 7,500 lbs of capacity where it counts Capacity on a rolling jack is not the same question as capacity on...

Challenger RJ15: a rolling jack rated to 15,000 lbs, so the accessory is never the weak link Most shops choose a bridge jack by asking whether...

Challenger 44040E — 40,000 lb, sized for the wheelbase most shops actually see Capacity is the easy part of specifying a heavy four-post; almo...

Challenger RJ9A Rolling Jack, 9,000 lbs. The RJ9A is a 9,000 lbs. air/hydraulic bridge jack for a four-post lift, and the feature worth leadi...

Challenger 4030XFX — the general-service deck on the long 4030 chassis The 4030 platform is sold in two deck configurations, and the 4030XFX i...

Challenger CL10A-XP9: Versymmetric arms, so one lift does symmetric and asymmetric work in the same bay Most two-post lifts make you choose. S...

Challenger Lifts CL20-0: 20,000 lbs into a building you already have Most 20,000 lb two-post lifts assume a purpose-built bay. The CL20-0 is s...

Challenger Lifts 44018 — 18,000 lb Heavy-Duty Four-Post Alignment Lift The design decision that separates the 44018 from a plain four-post rac...

Challenger 4030EAX — a full alignment deck that fits a bay you already have Alignment projects usually die on floor space rather than on budge...

Challenger CL10-XP9-DPC: the drive-on pad lift with a control station on each side The DPC suffix is the whole reason this variant exists. Cha...

Challenger Lifts CL10-XP9-QC — 9,000 lb Drive-On Pad Lift, QuickCycle The interesting engineering on this lift is at the ends of the platforms...