Sears yellow jack........
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From: SoCal
RE: Sears yellow jack........
ORIGINAL: TruBluUltra
That's the same method I use when getting my Ultra off of the ground, with the yellow lift....use it every time I ride 
ORIGINAL: petemac
The beauty of the J&S is you just slide it under the bike while it's on the kickstand and just start jacking. Comes off the kickstand and straightens itself out. And the higher you jack it the more stable it is. And NO straps are required. I have mine up all the way and no worries.
The beauty of the J&S is you just slide it under the bike while it's on the kickstand and just start jacking. Comes off the kickstand and straightens itself out. And the higher you jack it the more stable it is. And NO straps are required. I have mine up all the way and no worries.
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Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Bothell, WA
RE: Sears yellow jack........
Then as if by magic as I lifted the riser pads, they pulled out. I didn't realize there were removable adapter pads for high clearance bikes. Holy sh*t as*hole! Now it's 3.5" clearance fits under the bike easily & I'll give it another try.
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Oak Grove, MO
RE: Sears yellow jack........
I work with a guy named Jack, he's a dick, but my Sears red jack works alot better than him and gets the job done, and doesn't asked to be paid more like the other loser Jack at work.
If you can figure that one out, your not as drunk as I am!
If you can figure that one out, your not as drunk as I am!
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From: Danbury CT
RE: Sears yellow jack........
ORIGINAL: Kevinc
I love my J&S but it also hits the shocks on my softail when it is in a good balance point.
I love my J&S but it also hits the shocks on my softail when it is in a good balance point.
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