HARBOR FREIGHT WHEEL CHOCK
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HARBOR FREIGHT WHEEL CHOCK
Someone recently recommended the Harbor Freight wheel chock over others that were much more expensive. I just got two of them, and, at $39.99 each, they seem to be the bargain of the day. They hold up my 05 Ultra no problem. Since I have 2X8 boards over my pit in my garage, I bolted one to the boards. The other I bolted in my trailer. They DO NOT hit the back edge of the front fender. I did have to adjust the rear swing up piece to the lowest bolt hole.
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From: Downers Grove, IL
RE: HARBOR FREIGHT WHEEL CHOCK
Going down to South Carolina this week and I have to towa 6' x 12' trailer with my F150. I would like to put my EG in the back of my truck. Would this chock work. Any suggestions.
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From: Hico, TX (once home to Billy the Kid)
RE: HARBOR FREIGHT WHEEL CHOCK
I have one heading home myself. I was concerned about lower fender clearance. But I see it's cool.
I'm gonna put it on my bike lift instead of the crank type wheel chock. I get worried about stepping off the bike
to crank the wheel chock closed.
Of course I cant see the wheel chock when I ride up. So I probably wont be able to see this either...[8D]
I'm gonna put it on my bike lift instead of the crank type wheel chock. I get worried about stepping off the bike
to crank the wheel chock closed.
Of course I cant see the wheel chock when I ride up. So I probably wont be able to see this either...[8D]
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RE: HARBOR FREIGHT WHEEL CHOCK
How hard is it to rock the bike back out once you have it in?? I was thinking about putting one on my Handy Lift to replace the hand crank front tire vise that the Handy comes with. Just don;t want to have to climb up on the bike while on the lift to get the bike out of the chock. I agree, looks like a Great price and at $29.99 even better.
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