Compatible Add-ons
Daytona LHS7 - 6,600 lb Full-Rise Scissor Lift, 72 Inch Platform Height, Low Profile
SKU: LHS7
$4,237.00
Save 2% with ACH / Wire Payment. Call for details
Financing options available
Financing estimates are based on the product price; selected add-ons and delivery services are excluded.
Product highlights
- Open access between two platforms
- Folding ramps extend the platforms
- Equalized rise across both platforms
Talk to a lift specialistExpert product and freight support before you order855-498-2147
- Authorized Daytona Lifts Dealer
- Manufacturer Warrantyincluded with purchase
- No Sales Tax Collected Outside PAPA orders include sales tax
The 6,600 lb LHS7 full-rise scissor lift carries a vehicle on two platforms. Platform tops on this low-profile car lift travel from 4.3 to 72.0 in.
The LHS7 is a fixed installation: it anchors into concrete at least 150 mm (5.9 in) thick and needs 240V power plus shop air for its locks. A bay without compressed air, or one where the lift must move to free the floor, points toward the portable LMS6. Browse other layouts in the scissor lift collection.
Features
Open access between two platforms
The platforms sit 29.5 to 31.5 in apart. That gap leaves the center of the underbody accessible while the vehicle rests on the platforms.
Folding ramps extend the platforms
This drive-on scissor lift has approach ramps that fold out to extend each platform from 59 x 25 in to 83 x 25 in.
Equalized rise across both platforms
Double hydraulic equalizing keeps the platforms moving together through the 1-minute rise. If one side drifts low over time, an oil make-up procedure at the control box brings the platforms back to the same height.
Mechanical locks hold the working height
Compressed air releases the mechanical safety pawls. When descent stops, the pawls settle onto the safety gear; a lock in the hydraulic circuit provides a separate safeguard.
Hydraulic valves limit failure and overload
An anti-burst valve at the base of each cylinder limits descent speed if a hydraulic line bursts. Under overload, a relief valve opens and returns oil to the tank.
Controls sit in a separate cabinet
A 9 ft hose links the lift to a separate cabinet housing the power unit and low-voltage controls. An emergency stop there cuts the operating circuits.
Best For
Tire and brake service
With the vehicle supported on two platforms, technicians can reach the wheels and suspension components for tire and brake work.
Low-clearance vehicles
Sports cars and other low-clearance vehicles can approach platforms that start 4.3 in above the floor.
Compact service bays
The LHS7 brings full-rise access to smaller service areas where bay footprint matters.
Specifications
| Lift capacity | 6,600 lb |
|---|---|
| Platform height | 4.3 to 72.0 in |
| Maximum locking height | 71.0 in |
| Rise time | 1 minute |
| Safety locks | Mechanical, pneumatic release, with hydraulic lock |
| Equalization | Double hydraulic |
| Lifting blocks | 4 rubber, 2.5 x 5 x 6.5 in |
| Power | 240V, 3 HP, 12 A, single-phase, 60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Air supply | Required for the safety locks, 4 to 6 kg/cm2 (about 57 to 85 psi) |
| Control station | Separate cabinet with power unit, 9 ft hose to the lift |
| Hydraulic oil | 18 L anti-wear hydraulic oil |
| Platform | 59 x 25 in |
|---|---|
| Platform with ramps | 83 x 25 in |
| Space between platforms | 29.5 to 31.5 in |
| Maximum width | 81.0 in |
| Base length | 64.2 in |
| Base height | 2.3 in |
| Concrete | 150 mm (5.9 in) minimum, cured 15 days before anchoring |
|---|---|
| Floor level | Within 5 mm (0.2 in) over the lift's length |
| Anchor holes | 16 mm bit, 120 mm (4.7 in) deep |
| Location | Indoor use only, no pit |
What's Included
- Lift platforms with fold-out approach ramps x2
- Control station cabinet with power unit and controls x1
- Rubber lifting blocks, 2.5 x 5 x 6.5 in x4
- 9 ft hose connecting the lift and power unit x1
Not Included
- Anti-wear hydraulic oil, 18 L
- Installation, anchoring, electrical connection and air connection
Installation Requirements
Provide power and compressed air
A qualified electrician connects the 240V single-phase supply for the 3 HP, 12 A, 60 Hz power unit. Supply the pneumatic locks with 4 to 6 kg/cm2 (about 57 to 85 psi) through an 8 mm air line, with a separator ahead of the cabinet's air valve.
Confirm the slab and anchor holes
Concrete must be at least 150 mm (5.9 in) thick, level within 5 mm (0.2 in) over the lift's full length, and cured for 15 days before anchoring. Drill the anchor holes 120 mm (4.7 in) deep with a 16 mm bit.
Fit the platforms and cabinet
Allow 81.0 in across the lift and 83 in along each platform with the ramps extended. The cabinet may stand on either side, within reach of its 9 ft connecting hose.
Calculate raised vehicle clearance
Allow ceiling clearance for the 72.0 in platform top plus the tallest vehicle's overall height.
Warranty
Documents
Browse Collections
Questions About This Product?
Our team can help with installation planning, freight coordination, and configuration.
Call (855) 498-2147Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Daytona LHS7 clear a lowered sports car?
Low-clearance cars are an intended use, but clearance still depends on the individual car. Four 2.5 x 5 x 6.5 in rubber blocks come with the lift; low underbody parts, particularly on sports cars, can still meet its structure.
How high does the Daytona LHS7 lock?
The highest mechanical locking position is 71.0 in. The platform tops can travel to 72.0 in, so use the 71.0 in position when judging supported working height.
What if the existing slab is too thin for the Daytona LHS7?
Pads can be poured under the platform ends where the existing slab is thinner than 150 mm. Each pad must measure 2,500 x 2,500 mm and be at least 150 mm thick before anchoring.
Does the Daytona LHS7 need a recessed pit?
No. The LHS7 is surface-mounted for indoor use. Its base is 2.3 in tall and 64.2 in long, so account for the structure at floor level.
Can the Daytona LHS7 lower during a power outage?
Yes. A manual lowering procedure at the control box can bring the platforms down when power is cut: lift the safety pawls clear and open the lowering valve by hand. Watch the platforms throughout, and screw down the oil loop valve immediately if anything looks abnormal.
What regular upkeep does the Daytona LHS7 need?
Lubricate bearings and hinges weekly, then the safety gear, sliding blocks and other moving parts monthly. Replace the hydraulic oil yearly, keep its level at the upper mark, and check that the pneumatic safety equipment responds.
Have a question we didn't cover? Call (855) 498-2147 and our team will help.
About the Brand
Daytona Lifts
Garage Supply Guys Frequently Asked Questions
If something's not working out, just let us know. Keep in mind that some items might have a restocking fee. Check the product page for the specifics.
No worries, we've got you covered. We can send replacement parts or arrange for a new delivery. Just make sure to inspect everything when it arrives and give us a heads up right away if something's off.
All the details are at the bottom of our site under Shipping & Return Policy. You'll find everything about returns, freight damage, and any brand-specific rules.
Most larger items like car lifts and heavy equipment ship free, but depending on the brand there might be freight costs. Smaller items almost always have shipping fees via UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc. We'll show you any extra costs before you check out.
Shipping estimates are just that: estimates, and they're not guaranteed. Weather, freight delays, and carrier issues can throw things off, especially with bigger items. If you're on a tight timeline for installation, it's smart to give yourself some wiggle room.
Yep! Once it ships, we'll email you the tracking info so you can keep tabs on your delivery and plan accordingly.
We always send tracking info once your order ships. If it's been more than five business days and you haven't heard anything, just shoot us a message at support@garagesupplyguys.com or hit us up through the Contact Us page. We'll figure out what's going on.
Make sure whatever you're buying will actually fit your space. That means checking ceiling height, floor space, power requirements, and whether freight delivery can even get to your location. Trust us, it's way easier to confirm these details upfront.
Read through the product details carefully, especially for heavy or specialized items. If you're not sure about fit, shipping, installation, or anything else, just ask. We'd rather help you get it right the first time.
You'll get a confirmation email right away once you place your order. For most items like car lifts, parts, and shop tools, we'll have them shipped out within five business days if they're in stock. This goes for all major brands and replacement parts.
We don't offer installation services ourselves, but we can put you in touch with qualified installers in your area who you can work out pricing with directly. We can also handle this for you after your purchase.
Just reach out to us after your purchase and we'll connect you with trusted installers in your area. You can negotiate pricing and scheduling directly with them, or we can help coordinate the whole process for you.
Some items can be installed by experienced DIYers, but larger equipment like car lifts typically require professional installation for safety and warranty reasons. Check the product specifications and manufacturer requirements before deciding.
Yes! We're authorized dealers for all the major brands we carry. This means you get full manufacturer warranties, genuine parts, and proper support. You can always verify our dealer status directly with the manufacturer if you'd like.
It means you're getting the real deal - genuine products with full manufacturer warranties, access to official support, and the peace of mind that comes with buying from a legitimate dealer. No gray market products or void warranties here.