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What do guys use to ride up onto so that the RED Sears jack will fit underneath an SG?
I tried, and flat on the garage floor, the jack won't slide under the bike.
Yeah, I could ride it up into a 2 x 4, but thought some of you may have something more ingenious...?
Apologies if this is an old topic...I know it's been up here before...just couldn't find it in the archives.
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I have a non-Sears jack and like yours this one won't quite fit under my SG. But if I right the bike a bit the jack will slip right under it. You might try that, although mine may have a lower minimum height.
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