MaxJax M6K Review: Likes And Dislikes 1 Year Review

The lift sure has made a lot of tasks easier
The portability comes in handy

I just recently seen this system at a guy's house I went to go buy some parts from. He had good things to say about it as well. Pretty neat system if you ask me.

Thanks for the review. 

FWIW I had considered either these or the QuickJack and bought the QuickJack 7500 instead and will say that I use my floor jack and stands more. The QuickJack lift plates are so damn heavy to move I'd prefer not to. So I'd say to anyone if you got the money, get the MaxJax.

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Hey I have the previous mx6 lift that was made by Danmar….on my lift I replaced all the fittings and hoses and I have zero leaks. So many past reviews talked about how cheap the fittings are so I never even use the set that came with my lift. Bought all new hoses and fittings on Amazon. Yeah I know that adds to the cost, but it’s worth it to me to not deal with leaks. Like you, I love the maxjax lift.

You can buy (shorter) tripod stands from Greg Smith Equipment that fit perfectly under this lift. I have a pair of these.

Good content brother. I’m really looking into one of these for a house garage.

how far apart did you set your post?,think of going the max of 135".

I wanted a full size but you need a forklift or they won't ship it to you so I went with max jax too glad to hear you guys find it beneficial.

Not for nothing but who ever the camera guy is, your annoying, let each other speak instead of cutting the guy off...

You can buy support stands that are 54" to 84" and cut off 13-14" off main tube and they work great with this lift. I also had leaks on new lift by Bendpak. I've owned this lift twice and when Danmar made it and they used teflon tape so did I and no leaks. The Thread locker just doesn't work well.

But can you lift a full size truck?

Yeah - you mentioned the price. It's absurd, being that they've nearly doubled in price in 3 years. I think they're missing their market. People willing to spend $4000 on a lift probably have an actual shop, or have a larger garage. People with a small, home garage probably aren't going to want to drop that much.

I'm looking for other options, unless the price of these comes down a bit.

I need to work on our Chrysler Town and Country, its listed at 6050 pounds, would the MK6 works for it or do I need the MK7? these things prices are more for people like Donald Trump than to the average home garage do it yourself!!

Damn, dude. Let your friend finish a thought.

How safe is it without being bolted down.

My m7k is arriving next week. You might need new o rings to stop the leaks.

Do you recommend leaving a car off the ground a little bit when not driving to keep flat spots from forming if not driving all the time? Have a 68 Camaro that getting new transmission and rear end gears