I have the urge to wrench on something.

This is going to be fun.

 

That's sweet. I didn't know that the front came off on those, definitely a plus for taking off the front wheel. Did that jack come from Handy also?

 

NICE!!!!

 

the blue dolly. I did not see a cherry picker or hoist. How do you get the bike up on your dolly. I use a cherry picker and strap it down on all 4 sides from bike to table + strap the bike itself in all 4 corners to the dolly. This way you can move the bike on and off ot the table.

A dolly is hard to beat when working on removing swing arms with Saws-All & many other uses.

Your brand new table has 2 hinges panels which would make for a much better table than my old style. I love the electric lift I have with extensions, however.

 

Sweet , how much $ and did the blue lift come with it. Im in the market for one.

 

congrats!!!! I have two std handy lifts in the shop. They are both about 10 years old and have been bulettproof. I believe that you have made a very wise investment.

 

I used a Handy scissor jack to raise the bike off the lift then slid the dolly underneath the frame....lower the jack......very nice IMO.

I didn't see that Handy made a dolly like this. I did a search and came up with a company called K&L.

The dolly is the K&L MC460 Shop Dolly (and actually comes with casters that I did not mount on the dolly).

I did modify the dolly....I added and painted the 1" x 1.5" x 17" tube steel on the top rails so they would fit inside the "bowtie" brace under my Ultra frame.

www.motorcyclesuperstore.com had the best price I could find for this dolly.

http://www.klsupply.com/JACKSANDSTAN...5/Default.aspx

 

that is one sweet table ASH.....can't wait to see it in person !.....in fact looks like you have a pretty sweet little man cave there......I could see me getting lost in there if I had one .....you going to do AZ Bike Week?? it's on the same time I will be down there.

 

Yep thats on nice lift table !!!

 

Dollys, I have three of these. HF had them for $35 and they are sturdy also. HF no longer sells them any longer.