Triumph NTR-50 50,000 lb Four Post Auto Lift
What the NTR-50 is built for
The NTR-50 is a four post lift rated at 50,000 lb, which puts it at the heavy end of the four post category rather than the passenger-car end. A four post design is a drive-on lift: the vehicle rolls onto the runways under its own power and stays on its own wheels, so the load is carried through the tires instead of through frame contact points. That makes it a service and storage lift rather than a wheels-free lift by default. Maximum lifting height is 70 inches. Because the NTR-50 is custom built to order, the exact configuration is settled with the seller before the unit is produced rather than picked off a shelf.
Bay space and ceiling clearance
Plan the bay around the published envelope: 315 inches overall length, 155 inches overall width and 92 inches overall height. Those are the numbers to chalk on the floor before you commit, along with the approach and exit room a vehicle of this size needs at each end. For ceiling height, work from the 70 inch maximum lifting height plus the height of the tallest vehicle you intend to raise, plus whatever clearance you want above it for lights, doors, heaters and sprinkler heads. The lift's own 92 inch overall height is a separate figure and applies with the runways down. If your building is tight in any one dimension, raise it during the ordering conversation.
Power supply
The NTR-50 runs on 220 volt, single phase, 60 Hz power. Single phase matters here: many shops assume a lift in this capacity class will demand three phase service, and this one does not, which can save a service upgrade in a building that only has single phase available. The listing does not publish motor horsepower, full-load amperage or a recommended breaker size, so do not size the circuit from assumptions. Confirm those figures with the seller as part of the build order and have a licensed electrician run a dedicated circuit and disconnect to the lift location based on the numbers supplied with your specific unit.
Custom build and pricing
This lift is custom built to order. The consequence for a buyer is practical: the listed price is an estimate rather than a fixed cart price, and it does not include shipping. Freight on a unit with a 315 inch length and 155 inch width is a real line item and depends on your address, the receiving site and what equipment is available to offload. The published specification covers capacity, overall dimensions, lifting height and power; anything beyond that, including options and installation details, is settled by contacting the seller directly. Expect a conversation about your building, your power and your delivery site before an order is confirmed.
Key features
50,000 lb rated capacity — a heavy-duty four post rating well above standard passenger-car lift classes
70 inch maximum lifting height — the published top of travel for the runways
Four post drive-on design — the vehicle is driven on and supported on its own wheels
220 volt single phase, 60 Hz — no three phase service required for this unit
315 x 155 inch footprint — a large-vehicle envelope you can lay out before ordering
92 inch overall height — the lift's own standing height with the runways down
Custom built to order — configuration confirmed with the seller before production