Challenger 3.3K Scissor Lift Table 76” Rise Height #BT3300

Challenger 3,300 lb Scissor Lift Table, 76" Rise Height

Once a battery pack, an engine, a differential, or a fuel tank comes out of the vehicle, the job doesn't stop — it moves to a bench, or worse, the shop floor, where a tech is crouching, lifting awkwardly, or trying to align a heavy component by hand at an angle it was never designed to be handled at. That's a real injury risk and a real time cost, and it has nothing to do with the vehicle lift the component just came off of. The Challenger BT3300 is built for exactly that gap.

The BT3300 is not a vehicle lift — it's a portable scissor lift table rated for 3,300 lbs, purpose-built for handling components after they're removed from a vehicle: batteries, engines, drivetrains, differentials, fuel tanks. What makes it different from a standard shop table or a floor jack is the combination of a 6° angle-adjustable, extending, and tilting top plate with a 76.77" rise height — the platform doesn't just lift the component, it tilts and adjusts to match the component's install angle, which matters when you're threading a differential back into position or aligning a fuel tank's mounting points. It rolls on a pallet-jack style handle, so it moves to wherever the bench work is happening rather than forcing the shop to bring the job to a fixed station.

Who the BT3300 Is Built For

• A shop pulling high-voltage EV/hybrid batteries that need precise angle control during removal and reinstall, where a standard flat table or floor jack doesn't give the tilt needed to align mounting points safely.
• An engine or transmission shop that needs a component lifted to full working height (over 76") so a tech isn't crouching or over-extending during teardown or reassembly.
• A driveline shop handling rear differentials that require careful angle alignment to reinstall without cross-threading mounts or damaging seals.
• A shop that regularly moves the same lift table between multiple bench stations rather than committing one fixed table to one bay.
• A fuel system or tank shop needing a stable, tiltable platform for fuel tank R&R work where the tank's geometry doesn't sit flat.
• An operation that wants simple pendant control on a component-handling table, without a separate remote or a complex control panel to train new techs on.

What the BT3300 Is NOT Built For

The BT3300 is not designed to lift a whole vehicle — it has no wheel engagement, no vehicle-rated capacity margin, and isn't ALI-rated as a vehicle lift. If you need to lift the entire vehicle, a Challenger vehicle lift like the DX77 scissor lift is the right tool; the BT3300 is strictly for the components that come off the vehicle once it's already lifted or on the ground.

What Makes the BT3300 Different

Pallet-Jack Style Handle

The BT3300 rolls on a pallet-jack style handle with low rolling resistance, so a tech can move it to wherever the component work is happening — a bench, a bay, a staging area — instead of carrying a heavy component to a fixed table. On a shop floor where component work doesn't happen in one predictable spot, that mobility matters as much as the lift capacity itself.

6° Angle Adjustment

The platform tilts up to 6°, giving precise angle control for components that don't install or remove on a flat plane — high-voltage batteries, engines, drivetrains, rear differentials, fuel tanks. Trying to hand-align a heavy differential or battery pack at an angle without this kind of platform control is both slow and a real safety risk; the angle adjustment does that work mechanically instead.

Extending, Adjusting, and Tilting Top Plate

The top plate extends, adjusts, and tilts to match the component's actual shape and size, rather than forcing the component to sit on a fixed flat deck it wasn't sized for. That adaptability is what separates a purpose-built lift table from a generic platform — the table conforms to the part, not the other way around.

Over 76" Rise Height

At over 76" of rise, the BT3300 brings the component up to full working height so a tech can inspect, service, or reinstall it standing upright — not crouched on the floor or over-extending to reach a component sitting too low.

Simple Pendant Control

Pendant control ships as standard equipment, with no separate remote or complex control panel to train a tech on. For a table that different people on the team will use for different component jobs, that simplicity keeps the learning curve low.

Full Specifications

Challenger Warranty — BT3300

Challenger backs the BT3300 with the following coverage terms.

Warranty service is through Alamo Equipment & Service. When you buy from us, you're not waiting on a manufacturer's 800 number — you're calling us at (844) 480-6059 and we dispatch a tech. That's the difference between buying from a box shipper and buying from Alamo.

⚠️ Warranty terms above are sourced from Challenger's canonical warranty policy documentation. Confirm exact terms at the time of purchase.