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Anyone use the let’s roll dolly system? I recently sold my harbor freight table lift cause I need the garage space and only using it once a year only made sense to sell it. I have a small platform lift but was wondering if the let’s roll dolly would work for 3 hole oil changes and other work? It is smaller than the table lift so when not in use I can easily store it.
Anyone use the let’s roll dolly system? I recently sold my harbor freight table lift cause I need the garage space and only using it once a year only made sense to sell it. I have a small platform lift but was wondering if the let’s roll dolly would work for 3 hole oil changes and other work? It is smaller than the table lift so when not in use I can easily store it.
Are you set on the Let’s Roll or are you open to other ideas?
I’m open to other options. I have a lift from Amazon that is just a square platform. It will lift the bike high enough to get one of the tires of the ground. One reason I was looking at the let’s roll is because it looks like when on the dolly the middle of the bike is open to put an oil drain pan under it. I should mention it is for working on 2 street glides.
Anyone use the let’s roll dolly system? I recently sold my harbor freight table lift cause I need the garage space and only using it once a year only made sense to sell it. I have a small platform lift but was wondering if the let’s roll dolly would work for 3 hole oil changes and other work? It is smaller than the table lift so when not in use I can easily store it.
Hi there.
I do like the "Lets roll dolly and floor jack" I was considering getting one not too long ago.
It came done to $$ vs my current Motorcycle jack.
I have a Pit Bull Jack/Lift that works very well. It will lift my bike about 25". In addition, it has wheels, and a T handle so I can rotate the portion of the bike that I'm working on towards my lighted bench as well as my toolbox.
There was another Bike Jack that worked well, I think it is a J&S. Sadly, they are no longer made.
They both can be found used on Ebay, FB market place, and Craigs list.
I am unfamiliar with the OTC.
Here is a guy that compares the J&S, Let's roll and the OTC jacks. In the meantime I'll look for a pic of my bike on the PIT Bull Jack.
The Pit Bull Jack: It has a wide foot print with two steerable wheels. It is very stolid and stable. I've had it for a very long time, well over 13 years. Look down at the railing on the 2nd pic. It is at the middle lift lock. The one to the left of that is the highest lift lock. The middle one is perfect for me while I'm sitting on my little roll around seat zipping all around the bike doing what ever to the bike.
So now you have a pretty good comparison to the "Lets Roll Dolly and Lift".
Below is a link to my set up where I did a review on the Redline Dolly.
The price has doubled over the past 10 years, but I would pay the $200 for the dolly today.
Anytime my bike is in the air it’s on the Redline dolly.
Below is a link to my set up where I did a review on the Redline Dolly.
The price has doubled over the past 10 years, but I would pay the $200 for the dolly today.
Anytime my bike is in the air it’s on the Redline dolly.
Below is a link to my set up where I did a review on the Redline Dolly.
The price has doubled over the past 10 years, but I would pay the $200 for the dolly today.
Anytime my bike is in the air it’s on the Redline dolly.
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Let’s roll dolly
