jACKS
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I have the red model, very difficult to get it under bike with low air in shocks, take two, on to straddle bike and center it, 'nother to slide lift and center under bike. Make sure to add air to shocks prior to using, and strap that puppy down, you'll swear it is going to tip over. Also like to add, t-handle is not for lifting bike as my ex- old lady thought, snapped the thing right off [:-].
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my '03 ultra has been lowered so the red jack wont slide under the bike. what I do is put a 2 x6 down and drive the front wheel up on it . it lifts the bike enough to get the jack under it. but I always strap it to the lift. I wont walk away from it until itws straped down.,,,
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Wow, again. If your old and decrepit with money to **** away and a ton of room get yourself one of they drive ons. They are nice but i have way to many toys in my garage. If your like most who spend more time riding than ripping your ride apart than the red one will do along with a milk crate or bucket. Like the red one better than the yellow because it lowers slow and easy. good luck.
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I have a this one (well I do have 2 of them)... Kendon Cruiser Lifts... GREAT Table Lift and they fold up and stand in the corner taking up little space
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I can climb up on my bike while it's all the way up which is 18". The J&S is a great jack. Do a search and you will find everyone that has one is happy. I don't think you will find that is true for the Sears jack. Just my 2 cents.
Steve L.
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RE: jACKS
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I can climb up on my bike while it's all the way up which is 18". The J&S is a great jack. Do a search and you will find everyone that has one is happy. I don't think you will find that is true for the Sears jack. Just my 2 cents.
Steve L.
[IMG]local://upfiles/14366/3377FD4ED4774241A3C3A82382C8C6E5.jpg[/IMG]
I can climb up on my bike while it's all the way up which is 18". The J&S is a great jack. Do a search and you will find everyone that has one is happy. I don't think you will find that is true for the Sears jack. Just my 2 cents.
Steve L.
[IMG]local://upfiles/14366/3377FD4ED4774241A3C3A82382C8C6E5.jpg[/IMG]
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