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Old 12-31-2011, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by mrnone
haven't pulled forks yet.
there are a pair on ebay right now for 20 bucks would like to powder coat a set of take offs. I am modifying this table to accept my floor lift taking the wheels off of it making blocks for the dyna frame so I can strip a whole bike if I need to

yeah lets hook up.
working on fb's solo rack today
need to figure out a two up rack for my tour pak.
also need some progress on the batwing fairing
I'd like to get some and Expeirment with different Red Powder Coats. I just don"t want to have to drain the Oil everytime I pulled the Forks Off. Guess I better buy a Manual.
 
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Originally Posted by G.O.D.
Your right I forgot to do that , I don't remeber hittin the Stand. I'll try it this Weekend. So you feel this is Stable enough to pull my front end off? I'll strap the Bike down .
Yup.

Eleviating that much weight off the front end might make strapping the bike down to the jack a good idea.

If those threads don't hit the kickstand, then leave them alone. Don't fix it if it ain't broke.
 
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Originally Posted by G.O.D.
I'd like to get some and Expeirment with different Red Powder Coats. I just don"t want to have to drain the Oil everytime I pulled the Forks Off. Guess I better buy a Manual.
If you want to experiment with red powdercoat, then you'd better drain the fork oil. Baking the powdercoat will probably not agree with then fork oil.
 
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Thanks for posting those pic's on the Jack. I did a very similar mod back in 1999 when I had a Super Glide Sport. Bought a FLHT in 2002 and rode it till November 2012. Turned the pads around on the Jack.
Late Nov 2012 sold FLHT and bought a 2013 FLD.
Now its time to turn the jack around again. I had forgot about this.
Only put 80 miles on the FLD b/4 I had to bag it for the winter.
Penalty for living in the north east.
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