Hydraulic lift question

I've been searching for a hydraulic lift/bench for the SD for quite a while. There's always the dilemma about buying new versus used. I have been watching this one on Ebay for a week and it's only ten miles from where I live. Really good quality and not one of the flimsy type that you often see. But it has a lot of interest and the price is creeping up.

Do you think it's worth winning the auction?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330870965993? ... 1438.l2648

Alternative is something new like this which is the same sort of price. But is it the same quality? I don't want to end up with some wobbly piece of crap.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORBIKE-LIF ... 4ad&_uhb=1

I purchased this http://www.harborfreight.com/1000-lb-ca ... -8495.html and have been happy with it. I picked it up for $300.00 with a coupon. No complaints so far. My knees feel much better.

Bic - 'fraid the £60 east London option is one only.

What are the details? Do you have a picture?

....one only and I'm buying it............sorry.

I have thought about making my own:

Easyier:



Harder:



Not enough space in my current garage mind.

Funeral directors use a coffin lift which is more or less the same thing, I used to have one, paid 50 quid for it at an auction, didnt take much to turn it into a bike lift, was a quality bit of kit and rated to 300kgs as I remember, more than enough for the RDs I was working on back then

Get one with a "motor", to do the lifting,,,,,,,

That used lift went for £357.00

Way more than I was prepared to pay.

Some people use these!

Check out the Ez Rizer with V-twin mounts. Made in England. Just used mine to work on my SP-2. Storage space required when not in use, is tough to beat.