My Sears red jack has a bigger foot print,and tie downs for straps. I'd rather change my wheels on my jack than that dolly!
Actually use a dolly sometime and you'll understand just how backward a comment you just made. I've been making my own dollies since jacks came out 30 plus years ago, best investment a do it yourselfer can make.
Last edited by TwiZted Biker; 02-25-2017 at 08:21 PM.
I have a nice bike jack, can't remember the name at the moment but beats the HF/Craftsman by a long shot. Tried a meager search for yours as I am very intrigued due to being able to change fluids. How or does it actually lift? A link please?
I did a review on this dolly awhile back.
Here's the link.
Yep, I did not feel the need to strap it down, even while pushing around garage. Very stable, and open for fluid swaps. I have dolly set to be just wider than yellow jack.
I see-though in bluravens pic,the dolly looks more stable than your pic. Pictures can be deceiving!
Last edited by hdbob2006; 02-26-2017 at 12:12 PM.
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I see-though in bluravens pic,the dolly looks more stable than your pic. Pictures can be deceiving!
I can sit on a little mechanics stool and completely turn a bike 360 by hand while on this dolley and it has a fairly small footprint. I have 3 currently for when I was doing a lot of bike work, would put a bike up and could walk it in & out of the garage or stack them to one side for the space. Very solid platform to work on, zero movement pulling a wheel, frontend or even a motor if needed.