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I would like to perform most all my own servicing on the Kubota rtv-x1140. What is the best way to raise the machine for skid plate removal, etc?  I would like it to be parallel with the ground after elevated. It is difficult for me doing that lying under it on the ground.  I’m not certain where safe lift points are. Can I use a residential 2 post car lift?, or is a “drive on” platform the only option?

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First Question - How much room do you have?  Next question - How much money do you have to spend?  I have a large garage with a 9000 Lb. 4 post Lyft.  I work on cars, light trucks so I use this to pick up my Mule Pro.  Works fantastic as I am 6'-4". 

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