MaxJax

Portable Two-Post Car Lifts

MaxJax

MaxJax brings the advantages of a two-post car lift to garages and workspaces where a permanently installed full-height lift may not be practical.

The MaxJax M7K combines a portable two-post design with removable columns, while available anchor kits and a motorcycle and ATV adapter expand how the system can be installed and used.

The lift, installation hardware and added versatility.

The current MaxJax selection at Wrenchers includes the M7K portable two-post car lift along with standard and epoxy anchor kits and a motorcycle and ATV adapter. Explore the complete lineup below.

Portable Two-Post Lift MaxJax M7K

The centerpiece of the MaxJax system, designed to provide two-post vehicle access in garages and shops where space and ceiling height matter.

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Installation Hardware Standard Anchor Bolt Kit

Replacement or additional standard anchor hardware for a MaxJax installation.

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Installation Hardware Epoxy Anchor Bolt Kit

Drop-in epoxy anchor bolt kit for compatible MaxJax installation requirements.

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Vehicle Adapter Motorcycle Adapter

Motorcycle and ATV adapter kit that expands the types of vehicles you can service with your MaxJax setup.

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MaxJax

MaxJax Lifts & Accessories

Shop the MaxJax M7K portable two-post car lift and the current selection of MaxJax anchor kits and vehicle accessories.

MaxJax was created in 2008 to answer the problem of not being able to conveniently have a two-post lift in a garage. Now you can. The MaxJax is a portable two-post car lift. It can carry up to 6,000 lbs. and has a lifting height of 48”. MaxJax is perfect for low ceiling garages. Now while this is portable, it still needs to be bolted down while in use. Afterwards it can simply be placed aside to get the most space out of your garage. Get full-sized lift advantages in shops and garages with limited ceiling heights.
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Planning Your
MaxJax Setup

Think beyond the lift itself.

A MaxJax setup starts with the M7K, but installation location, anchoring and the types of vehicles you want to service all matter. Plan the complete setup before installation so the system fits the way you intend to use your garage or shop.

01 Plan The Lift Location

Consider where the columns will be positioned while lifting and how the space will be used when the MaxJax is not set up for service.

02 Review Your Anchoring

MaxJax must be anchored while the lift is in use. Review your installation requirements and select the appropriate anchoring hardware for the application.

03 Consider Your Garage

The portable two-post format is particularly useful where ceiling height or permanent floor-space commitment makes a conventional lift less practical.

04 Plan For Other Vehicles

If motorcycle or ATV service is part of your workflow, review the available adapter kit when planning the complete MaxJax system.

Complete The System

Start with the M7K. Build around how you work.

The current MaxJax assortment at Wrenchers combines the portable two-post lift with installation hardware and an adapter for motorcycle and ATV service.

Portable Car Lift MaxJax M7K

The primary MaxJax lifting system for garages and shops that need the accessibility of a two-post lift with a portable format.

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Standard Anchoring Anchor Bolt Kit

Standard anchor bolt hardware for MaxJax installation and additional anchoring needs.

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Epoxy Anchoring Epoxy Anchor Bolt Kit

Drop-in epoxy anchor kit available for applicable MaxJax installation requirements.

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Added Versatility Motorcycle & ATV Adapter

Expand the MaxJax setup for motorcycle and ATV service with the available vehicle adapter kit.

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Portable
By Design

Two-post access without dedicating the space permanently.

MaxJax is designed around a removable two-post format. The columns are anchored while the lift is being used and can be moved aside afterward, helping return valuable garage or shop space to other work.

Need Help?

Not sure what your MaxJax setup needs?

Talk with Wrenchers about the M7K, anchoring options and available accessories before putting together your installation.