This is where we bought our lift Complete Hydraulics (http://www.completehydraulic.com/) , this lift Click Here (http://www.completehydraulic.com/cl08000xl.html) and this transmission jack Click Here (http://www.completehydraulic.com/shopequip-trans-hoists.html#jm-8050e). The lift can be ordered either 110 volt or 220 volt. It's easy to put together, but does take some muscle as the ramp with the cylinder under it weighs a few hundred pounds, we used our cherry picker to lift them into place. Operation is simple and it comes with casters that are easy to put on it so it can be moved to another location in the shop (even with a car on it) or outside into the driveway(if it's level). Has 1 sliding jack tray and 3 sliding drip trays. Lift, tranny jack and shipping was $2300. from Indiana to Alabama. Saw one on HorsePower TV yesterday and except for being painted red and having a nice diamond plate center cover (which would always be in the way), it was the same, and they said it cost $4400.
It works great, sure beats laying on your back with the underside of the car a foot from your face.