If it works, LET US ALL KNOW!!!! I was kinda' kidding.
I wonder if it will be solid enough. I've been around a few and they
tend to rock and creak around when leaned on. Like I said though, let
us all know if it works. There may be a rush on these in the next
coming months by wood workers that will drive up the price and create
shortages in the ATV repair industry! Imagine what it will cost to have
new rings put in after your kid drives your 4-wheeler for 2 or 3 hours
with the choke on again. Or what the bill will be on your wife's
4-wheeler when you have the brakes replaced after taking her to your
favorite hilly area.(women do not down-shift ya' know?).

I'll bet on an industrious weekend, a good wood worker could make his
own lift based on the ATV lift design with the propper cross bracing to
make it solid enough to use with any 100 to 250lb. planer

Tom in KY, possibly giving too much credit to the capabilities of a
good wood worker who is about one industrious weekend from dumping his
planer onto the floor and getting hurt.