SINGLE POINT LOCK Adjustment for a Forward 2-Post Lift

If both locks to not release at the same time when trying to lower your car, this is how to adjust the cable that ties to two locks together. The guys at Southern Industrial Supply came back to demonstrate how to do this and also how to use a screwdriver when you're in a pinch and need the car down right away.

Their contact info is: 336-661-1871 or 800-965-LIFT

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[lelaconway]

THANK YOU. Had a car stuck on the lift and NO other video was as direct, thorough, or showed any alternatives. 🙏 Hoping this is all that's up (haha) with my older lift and can get my best friend's car down before she kills me. 😅

[bobfognozzle]

The LED lighting looks fantastic! The light color floor also helps….paint the walls white and you may not need to use a shop light!

[EdA-bzbu]

I use pieces of 2x4 1ft long between my floor jack and the pinch welds 1 foot to distribute the load along the pinch weld. Also have a quick jack.

[Martyimgay]

Where did you get those flat pads? Also I’m also proud owner of a Forward Lift!