11 inch progressives installed
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11 inch progressives installed
I put my 11 inchers on today and didn't even need a jack. I did the work at a friend's heavy truck shop and used an I-beam mounted chain hoist to lift the rear of the bike off the ground. No worries about it falling over, no needing to pad the frame or jack to prevent scratching, no worrying about letting the jack down too soon. Anyway, when I arrived to do the work I realized I forgot to bring my camera.
Moral of the story. Chain hoists kick a$$.
I also forgot to bring the loctite so I have to do it over again tomorrow to seal the threads. Maybe I'll remember the camera.
Moral of the story. Chain hoists kick a$$.
I also forgot to bring the loctite so I have to do it over again tomorrow to seal the threads. Maybe I'll remember the camera.
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RE: 11 inch progressives installed
ORIGINAL: but Ill try 2 try
I put my 11 inchers on today and didn't even need a jack.
I did the work at a friend's heavy truck shop and used an I-beam mounted chain hoist
to lift the rear of the bike off the ground.
No worries about it falling over, no needing to pad the frame or jack to prevent scratching,
no worrying about letting the jack down too soon.
Anyway, when I arrived to do the work I realized I forgot to bring my camera.
Moral of the story. Chain hoists kick a$$.
I also forgot to bring the loctite so I have to do it over again tomorrow to seal the threads. Maybe I'll remember the camera.
I put my 11 inchers on today and didn't even need a jack.
I did the work at a friend's heavy truck shop and used an I-beam mounted chain hoist
to lift the rear of the bike off the ground.
No worries about it falling over, no needing to pad the frame or jack to prevent scratching,
no worrying about letting the jack down too soon.
Anyway, when I arrived to do the work I realized I forgot to bring my camera.
Moral of the story. Chain hoists kick a$$.
I also forgot to bring the loctite so I have to do it over again tomorrow to seal the threads. Maybe I'll remember the camera.
I'd like to see pic of your machine "lifted".
And the new shox.
mud
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RE: 11 inch progressives installed
ORIGINAL: but Ill try 2 try
no needing to pad the frame or jack to prevent scratching
no needing to pad the frame or jack to prevent scratching
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RE: 11 inch progressives installed
Here's the part you need to keep from getting the frame scratched when you lift it.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...wl_listing.jsp
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...wl_listing.jsp
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