The pitbull lifts are still unavailable at this time, correct? Due to ownership change or some such.
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J&S, no better jack out there!
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I have harbor freight, it works but, I wish I knew that when u push down on the lever it wants to fall all the way down really fast u better be ready. if I would have been smart enough to read that little tid bit of information I would have bought something else.:icon_denk:
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Lol Iceman :D
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J&S here too. Had the cheap one prior. Night and day difference in stability.
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Originally Posted by svarnster
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I have harbor freight, it works but, I wish I knew that when u push down on the lever it wants to fall all the way down really fast u better be ready. if I would have been smart enough to read that little tid bit of information I would have bought something else.:icon_denk:
oh, I use a j&s..... |
Originally Posted by svarnster
(Post 14822222)
I have harbor freight, it works but, I wish I knew that when u push down on the lever it wants to fall all the way down really fast u better be ready. if I would have been smart enough to read that little tid bit of information I would have bought something else.:icon_denk:
I also have the HF and not knowing better seems to work just fine. They do have a steel and aluminum version...I have steel and can regulate the down speed without any problems. |
Any of the jacks will work fine. They all perform differently on how you use them. A buddy has a PitBull and really likes the turntable feature it has. He likes my J&S better, as the bike is more stable when I move it around on the jack and has a smaller foot print. His garage floor has a couple uneven spots at the expansion joints and his PitBull get's stuck there.
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Owned a J&S for years - no problems.
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