Rotary SM14 4-Post Drive-On Lift 14,000 lb. Capacity

14,000 lb Four-Post Drive-On Car Lift — Cars, Trucks and Vans

Swing-arm lifts make heavy service jobs slower than they need to be. For alignments, undercar inspection and fleet work, positioning arms under every vehicle costs time — and some trucks and vans are simply easier to drive on than to pick up.

The Rotary SM14 is a 14,000 lb closed-front four-post lift that vehicles drive straight onto. Cars, SUVs, trucks and vans roll up the louvered ramps and go into the air quickly, on runways engineered as single-piece, non-welded structures for maximum long-lasting strength.

What’s Included

• SM14 closed-front drive-on four-post lift (standard-length SM14-L configuration)
• Single-piece, non-welded 20″ wide runways
• Louvered approach ramps with powder-coated Hammer Tone finish
• Self-leveling columns

Made For

The SM14 is the drive-on workhorse for shops that move a steady mix of vehicles.

• Auto and truck dealerships running high-volume service lanes
• Commercial and auto fleets servicing vans and work trucks
• General repair shops that want fast drive-on lifting for undercar work
• Shops handling long-wheelbase vehicles up to 182″

Features

• 14,000 lb capacity — handles cars, SUVs, full-size trucks and vans on one lift
• Single-piece, non-welded runways — no welded seams to fatigue, for maximum long-lasting strength
• Self-leveling columns — runways stay level for accurate, safe lifting
• Louvered approach ramps — improved traction on the way up, with a powder-coated Hammer Tone finish
• 78 3/4″ rise — full standing height under the vehicle
• 182″ max wheelbase — covers long trucks and vans (SM14-L)
• 2 HP, 208–230V single-phase motor — full rise in 65 seconds
• 20″ wide runways, 43″–46″ between runways — comfortable drive-on placement for wide and narrow track vehicles

Drive On, Lift, Work

The SM14 removes vehicle setup from the job. There are no arms to position and no lift points to find — the vehicle drives on, the tech hits the controls, and the work starts.

Self-leveling columns keep the runways flat throughout the rise, so the vehicle sits stable and square at working height every time.

Runways Built to Outlast the Shop

Most runway failures start at welded seams. Rotary engineers the SM14’s runways as single-piece, non-welded structures — the design reason this lift is a decades-long purchase rather than a repeat one.

The louvered ramp surface adds traction in wet or greasy conditions, and the Hammer Tone powder coat resists the chips and corrosion of daily drive-on use.

The Right Four-Post Lift for Your Shop

The SM14 puts 14,000 lbs of drive-on capacity on self-leveling columns with single-piece runways, a 78 3/4″ rise and room for a 182″ wheelbase.

It arrives ready to anchor a 15′ x 26′ bay and start turning drive-on jobs the day it is commissioned.

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