motorcycle lift?
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RE: motorcycle lift?
ORIGINAL: sintax
I am planning on getting the yellow (1,500 pound) lift from Sears but am now confused as to wether I need an adapter from the dealer or not.
Can anyone clarify? 2006 Street Bob...
I am planning on getting the yellow (1,500 pound) lift from Sears but am now confused as to wether I need an adapter from the dealer or not.
Can anyone clarify? 2006 Street Bob...
Cruiser
Joined: May 2007
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From: Boerne, TX
RE: motorcycle lift?
I recently bought the yellow lift from sears on sale 149.00....... Yes you need the adapters yes you could make some... the adapters were 20 bucks + from the stealer.... You can lift the bike yourself with some practice but 2 people makes it easier.... Have not used the tie downs that came with it yet but if your gonna crank on something I recommend it.The Yellow jack comes down fast and you could really make a mess of your Bike or yourself or whoever is helping ............ let it down slowly........
Road Captain
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From: North Eastern Pa.
RE: motorcycle lift?
I have the red one from Sears and have used it on all different kinds of bike for the last3 years with no problems, I also have the cheap Horrible Freightlift table and haven't had any trouble with that.
Cruiser
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From: Dawson Creek, BC
RE: motorcycle lift?
Hey All
How's about some pics of these jacks in action? If anybody has adapters I'd like to see them too. I'm 6 hours away from a jack seller and have always been a "seeing is beliving" type of fella. TIA
MC
How's about some pics of these jacks in action? If anybody has adapters I'd like to see them too. I'm 6 hours away from a jack seller and have always been a "seeing is beliving" type of fella. TIA
MC
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Northern California
RE: motorcycle lift?
ORIGINAL: MountainCat
Hey All
How's about some pics of these jacks in action? If anybody has adapters I'd like to see them too. I'm 6 hours away from a jack seller and have always been a "seeing is beliving" type of fella. TIA
MC
Hey All
How's about some pics of these jacks in action? If anybody has adapters I'd like to see them too. I'm 6 hours away from a jack seller and have always been a "seeing is beliving" type of fella. TIA
MC
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Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 582
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From: North Eastern Pa.
RE: motorcycle lift?
For Low Rides and lowered bikes I use 2 pieces of 3/4 inch plywood 1 under each wheel and a piece of 2x6 under the kick stand until I get the jack under the bike with Dyna Lift Adapter Kit 98965-99. Yes the jack will hit the kick stand. I pull the jack back just enough to clear it with the kick stand down and there is plenty of pad left to jack the bike up.
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