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I have been using 1 of their jacks for about a year. I have never had any problems. The one I have is made of Iron. They also sell a lightweight aluminum jack.
Theyhave 2 jacks available. One is very cheap and poorly made and the other is hands down better and only 10 bucks more.
The cheap one is yellow and the good one is orange.
I have jacked mine up and pushed it around the garage and it is very stable. I noticed the other day when I was at Sears that their jack is the exact same one only painted black and another 10 bucks more.
I've got the yellow one and it is extremely fast with the weight of my Ultra on it. I've learned to tap it down slowly. It's a bit jerky but I've got used to it. Pretty scarey the first time though!
The price of the lift usually has nothing todo with the quality of the bottle jack. I have seen high buck lifts have bottle jacks fail. I was using a 350 buck Dunwell lift when the seal blew out of the jack.
Thats is a nice jack , best part about it is its made in the U.S.A. , I would be willing to bet you would not be able to find a single tool at Harbor Freight Tolls made in the USA , thats a dam shame .
ORIGINAL: Trailfndr
As always, you get what you pay for...
I don't trust my Bikes on annything less than the J&S Jacks. I have had problems with every other jack that I or friends have had.
With this jack, I can move the bike around the garage with it fully up (19 Inches) and all without strapping it down. This Jack is extremely stable, and your bike is very secure on it. You can even climb all over your bike with no problems...Very much worth the cost..
I have the HF jack and I don't seem to have any problem letting it down. My bike is only 500 pounds though. I have found that you have to touch that release pedal Veeerrrry carefully, though.
Incidentally, the same chinese factory that made that HF jack probably made the Sears jack, too.
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