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USED EQUIPMENT FINANCING

USED VEHICLE LIFT
FINANCING.

FOUND THE RIGHT LIFT AT THE RIGHT PRICE? Eligible used lifts may be considered — two-post, four-post, alignment and heavy-duty — tell us what you found.

Well-maintained previously-owned four-post vehicle lift with a pickup truck on its runways inside a professional service facility.

FixFin may help eligible Canadian automotive businesses explore financing for qualifying used vehicle lifts. Depending on the equipment and transaction, factors such as the lift's details, condition, age, seller information and supporting documentation may be relevant to the financing review.

USED LIFT. NEW POSSIBILITIES.

THE USED LIFT MARKET

Lifts are the most-traded piece of professional shop equipment in Canada. Dealers take them on trade, shops sell them when they upgrade, and well-maintained machines from established professional manufacturers find second homes in new shops every week. A used lift is another equipment-acquisition strategy — often the fastest way to open a bay or add capacity.

Whether it's a single two-post from a dealer's trade-in row or a complete lineup from a shop that's winding down, the purchase is reviewed around the actual unit: what it is, its condition, who's selling it, and the transaction you're putting together.

WHAT SHOPS COMMONLY CONSIDER IN A USED LIFT

Equipment condition — the actual unit, seen in current photos or in person
Service history where available, and prior use
A professional inspection, where the buyer chooses one
Compatibility with the vehicles and services you run
Installation requirements — anchoring, foundation and site work
Applicable regulatory and safety requirements for your province

These are business-level planning considerations — FixFin doesn't certify lift condition or safety, and this isn't inspection or installation guidance. The Used Vehicle Lift Buying Guide covers the considerations in detail.

READ: THE USED VEHICLE LIFT BUYING GUIDE

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOUR PURCHASE?

A DEALER HAS A TRADE-IN OR DEMO UNIT

Equipment dealers regularly resell trade-ins and demonstration lifts. A dealer-used machine often comes with inspection paperwork — useful context when options are reviewed.

A SHOP IS CLOSING AND SELLING ITS LINEUP

Buying lifts from a shop that's winding down can be an opportunity — and multiple machines in one transaction can be reviewed as one project.

YOU'RE UPGRADING AND REPLACING AGING LIFTS

Replacing the current lift with a newer used machine? The replacement purchase is what FixFin looks at — see the replacement equipment pathway.

YOU FOUND A LISTING THAT'S TOO GOOD TO PASS UP

Move on it — equipment condition and details help the review, and a quote or purchase agreement gives everyone clarity.

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