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Do a search on this forum for "Craftsman Jack" or "Craftsman Lift". I was headed to get one until I read the reviews. Sounds like it'll be $89 spent on figuring out you need a better jack.
I have the red Sears jack.I have had no problems with it.It has worked every time I needed it to work.I got it on last years Black Friday.It was only $59.99 last year.
I'm a fan of J&S jacks. They are a high quality American made jack with a good reputation for service. They run about $350. They are rock solid and I never have any worries that my bike is going to fall off. http://www.jsjacks.com/lift.html
The Sears made in China yellow jack is also quite popular by users here and of course priced much lower. It will work for you as will most of the similar models at Harbor Freight or Pep Boys. Depends on how much you're willing to spend and what sort of quality you want. The J&S doesn't require straps and doesn't rock at all. You can actually climb up on the bike.
I'm a fan of J&S jacks. They are a high quality American made jack with a good reputation for service. They run about $350. They are rock solid and I never have any worries that my bike is going to fall off. http://www.jsjacks.com/lift.html
The Sears made in China yellow jack is also quite popular by users here and of course priced much lower. It will work for you as will most of the similar models at Harbor Freight or Pep Boys. Depends on how much you're willing to spend and what sort of quality you want. The J&S doesn't require straps and doesn't rock at all. You can actually climb up on the bike.
I've had the Sears (RED) jack for about five years and it works very well. But I did read the instructions that came with it and they said something about bleeding the air out of it and topping off the fluid before useing it for the first time. I followed their instructions and that could be why mine had always worked. Maybe those with bad results neglected to read the owners manual and follow those easy steps before using their jacks and having them malfunction?
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