HALO LIFTS Base Plate 2 Post Car Lift – 10,000 LB Capacity
Model: HL2-10K
Key Specifications
10000 lbs
Capacity
Sec
Rise Time
Power
81”
Max Rise
$2349.00
– Ships in 2-3 Business Days
Fitment Check
”
Narrow Bay Compatible
”
Standard Garage Depth
”
Depth @ 3000 PSI
76”
For SUV parking below
Product Description:
The Lab Verdict
Executive Summary
77
/100
The Verdict:
The Halo HL2-10K is the baseplate version of Halo’s 10,000-lb two-post — and at just 111.5 inches overall it’s one of the most affordable ways to put a full 10,000-lb lift under a low ceiling. A shallow plate crosses the bay instead of an overhead beam, and it still rises 74 inches on a 220V circuit. If your ceiling is tall enough to lose the plate, the clearfloor HL2C-10K keeps the floor open.
- Professional mechanics and shop owners
- Serious DIYers who do suspension, brake, and exhaust work
- Anyone who needs full undercarriage access
- Users willing to drill anchor holes into concrete
- Commercial shops servicing trucks and fleet vehicles
- Anyone who cannot drill into their concrete floor
- Users with concrete less than 4″ thick or with major cracks
- People who want a simple, no-install solution
Engineering Analysis
The “Deep Dive”
Hydraulics & Rise Time
A 220V single-phase (3-wire, hard-wired) power unit drives both carriages on equalized cables; the baseplate keeps overall height to just 111.5 inches.
Safety Lock System
Automatic mechanical safety locks hold the vehicle on steel stops through the full 74-inch rise.
Structural Integrity
Baseplate two-post rated 10,000 lb, standing just 111.5 inches overall for low-ceiling garages, with a 74-inch rise and a 14.76 x 20-inch base plate.
Complete Technical Specifications
Specification | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
Lifting Capacity | 10000 Ibs | Good for: Light Duty Trucks, SUVs, Sedans |
Overall Length | ” | Measure from garage door to back wall |
Overall Width | ” | Fits in standard single car bay |
Drive-Through Width | 109.1” | Restrictive – tight for wide vehicles |
Max Rise Height | 81” | For car stacking calculations |
Motor | 220V Hard-Wired Motor” | Requires 30 Amp Breaker – NOT 110V compatible |
Rise Time | Sec | Slower than 2-post lifts (30-40 sec) |
Concrete Req. | ” Min Depth | Standard Residential Slab is usually 4″ |
Concrete PSI | PSI | Must be fully cured (28 days minimum) |
Customer Builds
Real installations from real garages
