Doing more and more mechanical work myself, looking to buy a lift. Recommendations?
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Doing more and more mechanical work myself, looking to buy a lift. Recommendations?
How do you do-it-yourself-ers secure your bike when you work on it? Is there a good lift you can recommend?
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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If you are working on a budget, check out one at Harbor Freight. Goes unde the frame and lifts the bike 30 inches.
http://www.harborfreight.com/high-po...ift-99887.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/high-po...ift-99887.html
#3
i have the Motormaster brand *sorta liek the sears red lift* works good for me know as i dotn have alot of shop space.
once i get to buildign my house and garage i will be putting in a full table lift
once i get to buildign my house and garage i will be putting in a full table lift
#4
If your looking for a table lift Handy is the big name. I bought a complete hydraulics table and am very happy with it. Side extensions are a very nice accessory.
#7
Use a J&S Jack and love it. Great for winter storage, too. I can get wife's car, my truck, the bike, snow blower, mower, and tile saw in my two car garage fairly comfortably.
http://jsjacks.com/
http://jsjacks.com/
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#8
I don't have one YET myself, but I have a friend that has this one, and it works well with his Road Queen
http://www.discountramps.com/motorcy...LAID=390116540
http://www.discountramps.com/motorcy...LAID=390116540
#10
I have had the yellow sears jack did not liek it bike wobbled too much on it.
Got the HF 1000# table lift $249 or so with chock and ordered a scissors jack. I shpould have done long time ago.
Got the HF 1000# table lift $249 or so with chock and ordered a scissors jack. I shpould have done long time ago.