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Dec 12, 2007 | 08:32 PM

#21

Jzabel

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RE: Motorcycle lift

Here's the pic...now you tell me...spend the extra $ to lift your pride and joy on...or take a chance....no brainer to me...

Like I said, if there's anybody around the Greenville, NC area, they can HAVE this sears lift...it makes a nice artificial reef. [:@]

Note the differences in the base, the lift pads, the overall design...

Dec 13, 2007 | 09:37 AM

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candyx

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Nice gun safe collection !!!!

Dec 13, 2007 | 10:15 AM

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Nightrider2

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RE: Motorcycle lift

Apples and oranges, Period, look at the picture of the 2 jacks side by side, yellow sling shot, Pitbull's wide stance, easy choice. I'm not knocking the sears jack, just compairing them, without a doubt, the wider based jacks will be more stabe, and, expensive. I took my sears red jack back, which i did like to a point, now with the J&S, no 2x4 or plywood or anything, slide it under jack it up, and yes, I do it the same on both bikes, Heritage, and RK/custom. no problem.

Dec 13, 2007 | 11:11 AM

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dave2800

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RE: Motorcycle lift

WOW!! I am very impressed with the Pitt Bull. While my yellow Sears jack is doing the trick, I know which jack will be on my wish list. Thanks for sharing the info Jzabel.

Dave