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Fuel inj, the lift is a MSL3 from Garage Equipment Group (GEG) Bromborough, Wirral, CH62 3QL.

Hope this helps, if you want any more info please get in touch.

David Byrne

P.S. the width of the morgan chassis is less than the width of the lift platform so you have to use some packing, I chose 4" square box section it also has the added benefit of extra height .

David Byrne

For a more budget friendly option I use one of these, except mine is not the low profile. It doesn't lift above head height, but when fully raised and tilted the bumpers are close to or at chin height. As with the others, a smooth surface for movement is necessary.

https://cjautosheywood.co.uk/product/low-profile-2-ton-mini-car-lift-cl33/

Wow that's a neat lift but nearly double what I paid for Automotech one which was £1500 all in and delivered (still only £1350 + VAT now). I did have to add stainless plates to my garage floor for the wheeled part of scissor to run on though to save wear on concrete.

Thanks for all your observations. I need to give it a bit more thought. As I only have a small garage it's also a question of storage. The Automotech one looks good but I would find it difficult to find somewhere for the trolley. One thing I am not clear on. Could I store the EZ under the Mog? I know it would be a trip hazard when the car isn't in the garage.

Oops, forgot you were outside

The EZ Carlift is the best tool I bought 8 years ago, in almost constant use with my 3 Morgans as it is so easy to use and as Nic said gives access from all sides. I use it for all sorts of things besides the Morgans, no messing about with hydraulics or remote lift machinery. As it is easily assembled and disassembled I have taken it to other friends garages to help them, the castors allow me to easily move it about the garage to go under the other cars and store up against the wall out of the way.

The EZ-Lift come with 2 brackets that can be used to hang the lift on a wall. You can see mine on the right hand side of the garage in the photo below



I have a small block and tackle fastened to the garage roof to lift it up and down with.

If you need better photo's - please just ask

Just popped in the garage to take a couple of pics that may help envisage how mt lift is stored






Hope they help

That's really helpful, thanks. It gives a better idea of the kit rather than the publicity photos. I had thought it would store under the car but maybe that's not the best idea.