I have the Bendpak HD9, had it for six years now, no issues. They are nice to have you won't regret it.

I also have a Bend Pak. Before I bought it, did some shopping and watched vids. Backyard Buddy showed theirs with a car on it, being moved around on the floor with the dollies installed. I asked the company where I bought my BP from if the BP could do the same. They said yes. Had it put together, put the Coronet on, went to move it and rolled over two out of four dollies. The ones they give you only work with lift only, no car. I ended up making my own out of some heavy wall rectangle, some solid and long bolts to replace the pins. The only thing I reused from the junky ones was the casters. Hard phenolic material, rolls much easier the urethane on concrete. Now, with at least one more person, I can move the car around without issues. 1 1/4" x 1/4" strap for dollies is sketchy. I told the rep from BP at a recent SEMA show about that and she was embarrassed to hear it.

Great lift
Make sure to keep the ALL the pulleys/ shafts lubed. BTW there are 4 or more zerks underneath that are easily overlooked. Don't ask me how I know this

Just installed the Triumph 9000 by myself using 2 cherry pickers. Picked it up in Columbus for $3100 with my 18’ car trailer. Best price I found. Low ceiling but I roll around on my adjustable stool. Not too old to lay on my back ....just too old to get back up.

Lifts aren't cheap but I didn't think Bend Pak was expensive compared to some.

I've had mine up for many years & very happy with them.

Did an install write up if you care to read it.....

Bend Pak Install

I have an Eagle and a Bend Pak HD9 : BP all the way. 3k delivered when I bought it in 2014. Way heavier and more substantial than the Eagle.

I’m very happy with my Challenger. I got a screaming deal on it. With a few strong friends, they’re not hard to install.

Dennis