🏂 Optimized for SEO: Extreme Max Pro-Series Snowmobile Lever Lift Stand (Model 5001.5037) Review

I have 5 old snowmobiles that always do some work. It's great for this or for off-season storage. It's rated spot on, I wouldn't pay more for it but I think it was worth what I paid. I am satisfied with the purchase; also easy assembly.

The lift is very easy to assemble and the instructions are well done. The total assembly time, including opening the box, is no more than 10 minutes. I hesitated to buy because I read that some sledges didn't leave the ground. This lift is great for my 2020 Polaris snowmobile.

I have a 2015 and 2017 Arctic Cat ZR 9000, I can't get the chain high enough to even adjust it, it barely lifts off the ground. I bought it to be able to set my track but when I use the Woodies track adjuster and try to put 20 pounds of pressure on my track it hits the ground.

This is a very well built lift stand. It is very easy to adjust and the rubber coated hooks gently touch the bumper. I have an old long track 136 inch Ski Doo Grand Touring which is a very heavy snowmobile by today's standards. The tail light mounts on the back of the trunk and I found the stand was pushing too hard on the plastic lens. So I moved the snowmobile. Located on the side of the C-pillar, the kickstand still raises the carriage easily and has enough room to turn the track if need be.

Purchased to reduce the weight of the suspension and as I get older to raise the tail to add a roller/dolly to move my sled. After reading many reviews I wasn't sure if this would lift the sled high enough. Also, I was wondering about the snow cover on the back of the sled - I was wondering if the guard had been moved too far to allow the stand to be positioned to lift the machine. It worked in the end, I put some pressure on the rear snow grate but still had room to lift it. I'll comment on…