lift tables
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lift tables
I have been looking at lift tables for my 2001 SE RG. As this is not a small bike I was looking for something over 1000 lb capacity. I am strongly leaning towards the TCMLW vs the Handy. For about $750 delivered you get the lift front extension, side extensions, front wheel clamp, and nice scissor jack. This would come in handy for doing my roller cam chain conversion when I get the parts. Anyway, I was wondering who uses a lift table and how do you like them? Note: I do have a nice work pit in my shop but I usualy have my Buick GS over it and would also like lift for the 4 wheeler and mower so the 4' wide unit is a plus.
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From: Davie, FL
RE: lift tables
electric table. I needed another table right a way. Only thing I could get was this electric. Use to air for 30 years. Trust me, due to luck I would never have another air. Safety and convenience. No lock & when I had an air table blow, customers bike fell over on the way down (safety up). No one to blame but had to pay for new paint and some tins .
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From: cd. Obregon, Sonora, mx
RE: lift tables
I use the Pro-Cycle lift with the rear drop off and the black jack 1000 scissor jack. Great for all Jobs. I use mine all the time, even to just detail the bike.Lifts the bike 33¨off the floor and eliminates a lot of bending over and crawling around on your knees.
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