I went down to Checker Auto parts and bought a jack for $40. It works great. just a thought.

 

The sale on the craftsman for 69.95 end today 3/23 if you are going to get one.

 

Cool thanks for the heads up!!

 

Originally, I bought the Craftsman black and red jack for my Train and the wife's Heritage.
But, since she is all of 5 foot 4, I lowered her bike front and back. What a surprise! Her Heritage had to be rolled onto two telephone books (YB Yellow) to get the jack under it. Back to Sears where I purchased the silver and yellow Craftsman jack which JUST slides underneath at 3.5 inches. The silver and yellow jack also came with two attachments for bikes that are higher off the ground than say... my Train. Both are great jacks and I'm really pleased with both of them.

 

Got the yellow Craftsman lift... Nice lift, but costs a little more than some of the others...

Edmo


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This is what I use and its capable of lifting a lot more £90 or $150




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I bought the Larin Motorcycle jack for around $150 due to its lowered height 2 1/2". My Deluxe is 3 1/2" from the ground and I need the lowest jack I could find.

 

My wife and kids gave me a nice lift for dads day. Dunwell. Works great. Real stable. And made in the good old U.S.A. I'm sure it's more than the craftsmen, but only the best for my scooter. Dave.

 

I have and like the goodyear branded jack available at sams club.

 

just got a sears craftsman club flyer today, the yellow aluminum craftsman jack pictured above is on sale for $129 vs. $169 regular price. i think you need to tell them you're a craftsman club member to get the price, otherwise it is $149.