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A lot of answers will flow here.... but I use a Sears Craftsman jack I bought around $100 back in 2007. Served me well for my Sportster and this Street Glide. I have had good luck with it and treat it well. Not sure what i'd get if I had to replace. There are several good choices out there.....
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I have this exact one and it works just fine. I have read that some people have had problems with the hydraulic lift not wanting to retract and leaving your bike high and dry up in the air. I haven’t had that problem myself but just putting it out there. As far as the wheels go, they’re plenty sturdy and I have had no problem rolling it around on the garage floor with my StreetGlide atop. I like the added tie-down brackets for ratchet strapping your bike to it for extra security. Haven’t had an issue draining oil but I just make sure the runners line up on the frame correctly. All in all it’s not a bad deal for less than a hundred bucks, I’m happy with mine.
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A friend of mine has the HF jack and he really likes it. I borrowed it before I bought my J&S and all in all for the price it’s a good jack. The only reason I bought the J&S is because I got a really good deal on a used one. I didn’t feel comfortable rolling my bike around on the HF jack but for basic maintenance and cleaning I thinl it’s really good for the money.
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Love that paint job,
Pitbull Jack for me, the one made up near Paris, TN