Turntable/Lazy Susan
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Arizona
https://www.cyclespinner.com/
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Lincolnshire, IL
Wow!!....over a thousand bucks for the spinner.....NUTS! As others have suggested a J&S Jack works wonders and is a heck of a lot more "multi-purpose" than a spinner....and at about 1/3'd rge price.
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Tourer
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Alberta, Canada
Bulldog and J&S aren't an option for me since my old shed has a dirt floor. The type of spinner that I've been looking at resembles the type that Dawg mentioned. Thanks to everyone!
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Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Mountain Top, Alabama
A house not far away from me has two garages with recessed turntables that spin His vehicles around to leave out the same doors He came in. Or, He can open the other doors and exit via the "Court Yard". Nothing to move around in there, it's "Slick as a whistle".
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Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Saskatchewan
I used to use my cheap Canadian Tire motorcycle jack to turn my bike around when I had a garage that wouldn't allow me to back it out. It is a cheap jack, but it is still working perfectly fine and I still trust it for all uses.
I see it's on sale right now for 35% off at $110.
I see it's on sale right now for 35% off at $110.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Lincolnshire, IL
Robvg.....a buddy of mine has a dirt floor in his storage garage too. He got a hold of a big sheet of steel plate (like the ones city crews use to cover up construction holes on city streets) and layed it over the dirt....problem solved. He had to use a bobcat to get it into position because they can weigh a tremendous amount but it worked for him.....just a thought.
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