Bike lift here!!!! Pic
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From: Palm Harbor fl.
the lift id for maintenance repair ... the picture is for selling their lift... as in lok at what this lift can take... so they sucker people out of paying too much for their lift when 89 bucks at sears will do the job 1000 times over. it's the american way... sucker the masses into believing they need more than they do for simple ridiculous profit.....
Road Master
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From: Milan,Tennessee
dude
the lift id for maintenance repair ... the picture is for selling their lift... as in lok at what this lift can take... so they sucker people out of paying too much for their lift when 89 bucks at sears will do the job 1000 times over. it's the american way... sucker the masses into believing they need more than they do for simple ridiculous profit.....
the lift id for maintenance repair ... the picture is for selling their lift... as in lok at what this lift can take... so they sucker people out of paying too much for their lift when 89 bucks at sears will do the job 1000 times over. it's the american way... sucker the masses into believing they need more than they do for simple ridiculous profit.....
Road Master
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Hey Rounder what's up man? You have a bad week? I have seen 3 threads that you have been on and they are all downer replies. It looks like you have a lot of nice work on your bike yet in one thread you called Harleys crap and here you probably already know from others' replies that there are issues with the Sears one (from having to ride up on blocks to get the jack under it to using adapters etc. So sometimes it is a matter of paying for a little peace of mind; after your bike falls off when you remove the front tire, would you have thought the same about spending a couple extra hundred for the right jack rather then the several it will take to repair the damage? Just asking.
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From: Missouri City,TX
FWIW, their marketing has sold me on getting one of their jacks...no tie downs needed, no Dyna adapters and a simple one man operation raising and lowering the bike without any drama.
I'm gonna save my nickles and dimes to get up enought $$$ for one.
Just my .02 of course.
I'm gonna save my nickles and dimes to get up enought $$$ for one.
Just my .02 of course.
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From: Indiana
Sweet! Mine gets here weds. Of course my luck I waited a day to late and it shows up the day I leave town for vacation. Oh well that means it will be waiting for me. I really could have used it yesterday cleaning them damn spokes.
Road Master
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Don't know anyone that would want to, but I think they were trying to show the stability of the bike on the jack even without tie downs.
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From: Palm Harbor fl.
Hey Rounder what's up man? You have a bad week? I have seen 3 threads that you have been on and they are all downer replies. It looks like you have a lot of nice work on your bike yet in one thread you called Harleys crap and here you probably already know from others' replies that there are issues with the Sears one (from having to ride up on blocks to get the jack under it to using adapters etc. So sometimes it is a matter of paying for a little peace of mind; after your bike falls off when you remove the front tire, would you have thought the same about spending a couple extra hundred for the right jack rather then the several it will take to repair the damage? Just asking.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Ohio
That video is unreal. Do you need an oil pan adapter for Dynas?
http://www.jsjacks.com/videos/JSJacksBigWheelLift_2.wmv
http://www.jsjacks.com/videos/JSJacksBigWheelLift_2.wmv