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can you give me the name and address of the company, I want to look in on getting one. Thanks
I found the company phone number online as I wanted to look into one of these.. All I get is a recorded message from someone with bad english to leave a message.. They never call back..
I know I can get to the trans and primary, it looks like the oil may have the cylinder in the way. I have to look into it more, been too busy trying to get the last good rides in
I have to do some fender work this winter so it'll be on the lift after riding season.
Can you get to your drain plugs with it on the plate? Thats pretty sweet and doesn't take the space a table lift does. Nice Job.
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Originally Posted by elmo771
can you give me the name and address of the company, I want to look in on getting one. Thanks
I found the company phone number online as I wanted to look into one of these.. All I get is a recorded message from someone with bad english to leave a message.. They never call back..
Too bad you didn't catch me before this weekend, I just got back from a ride in the UP of Michigan visiting Copper Harbor and the porcupine mts, and we jumped into Wisconsin for a t-shirt from the dealer in Arbor Vitae, but they were closed. So we settled for a picture and had lunch in Eagle river. We were only 250 miles from where your at, could have gave you a couple of pointers.
Too bad you didn't catch me before this weekend, I just got back from a ride in the UP of Michigan visiting Copper Harbor and the porcupine mts, and we jumped into Wisconsin for a t-shirt from the dealer in Arbor Vitae, but they were closed. So we settled for a picture and had lunch in Eagle river. We were only 250 miles from where your at, could have gave you a couple of pointers.
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