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Nov 12, 2007 | 01:14 AM

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

It looks a lot like theyellow Sears jack in my garage.

Nov 12, 2007 | 06:20 AM

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

No shock interference problems on my '06 Fatboy. (although the shocks are VERY close to the lifting pads on the jack) . I must have the China shocks, instead of the beefier Milwaukee ones.....

Nov 12, 2007 | 09:30 AM

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ORIGINAL: Citoriplus

It looks a lot like theyellow Sears jack in my garage.

I was going to say the same thing. Same company probably makes them.

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Nov 12, 2007 | 10:05 AM

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Talking Jacks,,, What Do You Guys Think About The Torin Aluminum Motorcycle Jack Mod # T64415
Here Is A Picture Of It , I Got It At Costco For $189.99
Thanks For Your Input
Harley03joe

[IMG]local://upfiles/44170/5BE9CE2BAEB748E48670D9A2097FFC56.jpg[/IMG]

That jack looks really nice, however it looks like it sits kinda high. I know I really haftawork my jack to get under my bike, and it's just one of those old foot opreated red ones. The bike sits at stock height too.

Any of you guy's have that problem as well?

Nov 12, 2007 | 10:43 AM

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

I can just cleanlyslide the yellow jack under my Fatboy with the bike resting on the sidestand.
Mayfair, next time you want to easily get your jack under your bike, lay down a piece of 3/4" plywood or something on the floor in front of the front tire and drive up on the wood, now you have some extra height to slide your jack under the bike.

Nov 12, 2007 | 11:25 AM

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

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I can just cleanlyslide the yellow jack under my Fatboy with the bike resting on the sidestand.

The yellow jackslides under my Custom on the jiffy stand with plenty of clearance even with the bright orange, hey dummy don't forget to take me off frame protectors on the bike.

Trailfndr,
I don't care how "good" a jack is "supposed" to be. I firmly believe that the day they make onethat's idiotproof, a bigger idiot will show up.
So havingno illusions about my ownimmunity from the ocacasional touch of idiocy. I always strap my bike down, just in case.
To me itsnothing more thancheap insurance.

Nov 12, 2007 | 12:40 PM

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

Mayfair Here Are The Specs On The Torin Aluminum Motorcycle Jack

Model: T64415
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Lifts: Motorcycles, ATVs[/align][*]
1500-pound capacity[/align][*]
6 locking positions[/align][*]
2 locking swivel caster[/align][*]
Bottle jack[/align][*]
Pulling bar [/align][*]
Height (min): 5.12"[/align][*]
Height (max): 17.12"[/align][*]
Weight: 56.88 lbs.[/align][/ul]
Harley03joe
Thanks Guys

Nov 12, 2007 | 01:17 PM

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Mayfair

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RE: Sears Yellow Pro Jack Question

It LOOKS really nice that's for sure !!

I usually back my bike into my garage and kick the jack under my bike and kinda kick it up with my foot all while sitting on it. That jack looks like it would be easier to jack up useing a handle instead of your foot. Looks easier to lower as well. I'll hafta measure to see just how high off of the floor my bike sits.