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If you're in Canada and need a lift, Princess Auto has their Pro-Point hydraulic/pneumatic 1500lb lift on sale for $999.00. That's $500 off. I picked one up and it exceeds my expectations. It is just long enough to fit a bagger but I bolted a little extension to the front and moved the wheel chock forward six inches just to give me a bit more room. If you've been considering a lift this may be your solution.
This fat old man will no longer be on the floor or my knees to work on my bike. It's a Christmas miracle.
Nice, someone will ask if you're a hoarder with all that stuff, lol. Go watch the Grey Cup ! Awesome lift for the price, sure beats the beat up on the knees.
You might find the side extensions get in the way, we have them on 2 lifts at the shop (for trikes) and the leaning over them to get to the bike can be a killer on the back. My lift has them set up so they can be slid out after the bike is loaded and secure. The table lift is a great tool, they take up a lot of room but make life much easier to service the bikes. Congrats.
You are going to love the lift, I have a black widow lift and love it, I don't mind the sides extending out, it give me extra room to put tools and parts, mine has poles that stick thru it to mount the sides, I can remove them if I want but I don't want or need too. Get yourself some non-skid tape and put it on the side extension and ramp, I bought some at menards in the camping section, it was like 10 bucks for a 15 foot roll.
Nice, someone will ask if you're a hoarder with all that stuff, lol. Go watch the Grey Cup ! Awesome lift for the price, sure beats the beat up on the knees.
Man, if that shelf makes him a hoarder, I am in trouble...
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