Jacking instructions
#11
Does anyone have one of the J&S trike lifts? This looks incredible. My biggest concern is how stable is the trike on the stand but the guy even gets on the trike while it's on the jack in their video. Still, if you were tightening down a bolt, couldn't it fall off (and on you)? Check out their video:
http://www.jsjacks.com/trike-lift/trike-lift/
Why couldn't you lift the trike with this and then lower it down on some really hefty jack stands to keep the rear level. It seems to me that with the average scissors frame jack costing $300, another $200 would be worth it to lift it up quickly just to be able to clean it without crawling around on your knees.
http://www.jsjacks.com/trike-lift/trike-lift/
Why couldn't you lift the trike with this and then lower it down on some really hefty jack stands to keep the rear level. It seems to me that with the average scissors frame jack costing $300, another $200 would be worth it to lift it up quickly just to be able to clean it without crawling around on your knees.
#12
#13
Ditto .... I always "negotiate" shop manuals with a bike purchase .. in the case of the trike it included the supplement ... even if you are just installing accessories, lots of times the instructions say, "remove part x as per the service manual" ... kind of hard to do if you don't have one.
#14
Does anyone have one of the J&S trike lifts? This looks incredible. My biggest concern is how stable is the trike on the stand but the guy even gets on the trike while it's on the jack in their video. Still, if you were tightening down a bolt, couldn't it fall off (and on you)? Check out their video:
http://www.jsjacks.com/trike-lift/trike-lift/
Why couldn't you lift the trike with this and then lower it down on some really hefty jack stands to keep the rear level. It seems to me that with the average scissors frame jack costing $300, another $200 would be worth it to lift it up quickly just to be able to clean it without crawling around on your knees.
http://www.jsjacks.com/trike-lift/trike-lift/
Why couldn't you lift the trike with this and then lower it down on some really hefty jack stands to keep the rear level. It seems to me that with the average scissors frame jack costing $300, another $200 would be worth it to lift it up quickly just to be able to clean it without crawling around on your knees.
#15
#16
Let me know how well that works out for you when it breaks one of the rear exhaust studs in the head from putting stress on the head pipe.
#18
Yep, just got it a couple days ago. Unpacked it, bolted the handle and foot peddle on and wheeled over to the trike and took her up. I messed around with other ways to jack the trike up for a couple years and finally decided screw it, I am going to get something strong, safe and a high enough lift to make it easier to work on. This thing IS well built and works like a charm!! The only thing I had to do was rotate the clamp on the crossover pipe for the left lift arm to clear. (Took about 2 minutes) Wish I would have bought one sooner.
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