I bought a dolly...
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I bought a dolly...
After buying a Sears yellow jack to replace my 5 yo Amazon jack, I was dissapointed in the yellow jacks steadiness. I knew I didn't want to pull a wheel with my bike on it. So by recommendation of a forum member here I bought myself a Redline dolly. I was a little nervous after coming home to see the box, but everything was there and undamaged. Just install wheels and adjust for height and width. Put my RK on it and pushed it around the garage, very steady. I believe this is set at the middle height.
Last edited by big papa AZ; 02-25-2017 at 02:54 PM.
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My Sears yellow jack works as a dolly when the platform auto-locks in place and I pull it around by the handle.
After removing a wheel, I put a block under the fork or swing arm and lower the bike until it's supported on both ends again.
ETA: I checked Redline's website; it looks like quality stuff.
After removing a wheel, I put a block under the fork or swing arm and lower the bike until it's supported on both ends again.
ETA: I checked Redline's website; it looks like quality stuff.
Last edited by RK4ME; 02-25-2017 at 06:33 PM.
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The Redline dolly also has tie down points, but it's so stable they are really only for peace of mind.
Outside to outside I've got my Redline dolly set at 25" wide X 20" deep and it could be adjusted slightly wider.
The width is where the stability is.
I had the Sears red jack before I got my Sears yellow jack and I'm a fan of the red jack.
But it ain't more stable than the Redline dolly.
Last edited by Bluraven; 02-25-2017 at 05:43 PM.
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Its not a jack, but just a dolly. Jack it up, drop it on dolly. Remove jack.
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