That Sears item # and the associated manufacturer's model number (34612) show no items to match when searching the Sears website for parts here:
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/part...20080114x00001

 

NR4TW..

Part of the problem is that you're searching SEARS.com site and not Craftsman.com.

http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/p_101...otorcycle+jack

If you re-visit post #49, the poster mentioned craftsman.com.

 

Great mod dude, thanks!! I never felt safe using it before, but will definately change it up like you did.

 

Do you mean this one: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=2792

From the picture, it looks like the lift pads are bolted on. I don't see why you couldn't follow the video and do a similar mod to your jack.

 

This is an awesome idea! I've had a red jack collecting dust for three years now. Didn't wont to fork out the $ for the adapters either. Time for the southern engineer upgrade!
Thanks for the tip brother.

 

Hey nice work man. I have been looking at the J&S jacks and they are pricey. Now I can go to sears and get off a lot cheaper. Thanks for sharing the info

 

That's not the problem at all. Sears.com and craftsman.com have the same numbers (Item# and Manufacturer's #) on both sites. Any attempt to search for parts using those numbers yields no results.

 

Man, I bought a jack from Autozone but I'm going out to see if I can do this to mine. Those life adapters suck and makes it awkward to jack the bike by yourself. If this works on my jack I am going to be super happy. Good post Vic!

 

great mod... my jack will undergo the same treatment!

 

Go to www.craftsman.com . In the upper right hand corner, there is a search option. Type in motorcycle lift. The craftsman red lift is the first one that comes up. I also went down to my local sears store, and they had four in stock on the floor, at $119.99. Hope this helps.