Legacy

Lift No. 100,000 off the production line October, 1959. Proof of its versatility was demonstrated by raising a 1959 model car and a 1924 model “T” Ford built the same year the first Rotary Lift was manufatured.

First introduction to Rotary Jack a character used in various applications to point out all the features of a Rotary Lift. Today you get all of this online and via phone call to Rotary and our Distributors.

Service person in photo commented
“That’s a damn fine lift, I was tired of laying on the dirty floor”.

Wheels freed and springs relaxed for easiest, most effective lubrication. “The lift you’ve been wanting!” Our shop tire guy said “hand me my tire iron” and the lug nuts started flying.

Pictured is a shop in New York with all their pretty lifts in a row. No repair shop is fully efficient without a Rotary Lift. They pay for themselves in many ways!

This Local school corporation was excited to see the underside of their biggest bus. One little Chittenango 3rd grader’s comments about the elevated beast’s rise to the sky landed him a mouth full of bar soap.

If we travel back in time on the information highway we see what our Rotary accessories page would have looked like in 1952. Here’s our accessories page now!

Thanks for keeping the proud tradition alive for the first 34 years, our men of steel still hold these values today.

Look at that boat!

Shop owners tell us more and more customers want to talk with our service technicians while they work just to see their cars in the air.

With more room to move around the lift and more lifts per bay these Rotary Lift’s save shops time and money. Sounds familiar, right?

We may be the oil capitol of America but that doesn’t mean we like laying in it! We love these lifts.

Rotary through the years, a logo & company journey.

Ad about how easy it is to install one of our lifts, now Rotary Authorized Installers are here to help.

Tom Cruise loved standing up under cars to change oil, way to go Maverick!

Even then, Rotary 4 post lifts made the job easier.

This little dump truck says wee wee wee outside, all the way to 6 feet high.

Rotary Lift Parts Decal

That’s a mighty fine fire truck you got in the air there.

Didn’t know we made these, did ya?
Rotary’s been making lifts longer than our competition’s been copying us.

We were lifting trucks before Eisenhower decided to build interstates.

“Lift the best with the best I always say.” Unknown Marketing Manager

No more door damage

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night
stays these lifts from doing their appointed duties, lift me baby.