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i have the pit bull lift it is the best hands down BUT IT IS NOT CHEAP but when lifting a 20k bike and or hurting your self why would you put a price on that
also it is great for washing your bike on
I have no knowledge of their quality, but see these listed alot in the Indianapolis area, maybe someone from Indy area can chirp in with some experience with them...looks like this would be a nice Xmas present from the OL. http://www.completehydraulic.com/
A table is a tool after you use it once,you will wonder how you ever got along without one for so long.There are a lot of good deals out there now.Good Luck
I use J&S jacks. Tried the rest. I put the chop on it, no tie downs, no probs. Baggers, same thing.
But for a 'lift' watch your local Craigslist. There have been several for sale this summer up here. Sour economy. Guys sellin' 'em for pennies on the dollar. Most have been basically, brand new, with extensions, wheel vise, etc. Lotta bang for the buck, IMHO. Crank is okay, if you don't use it alot.
i have the pit bull lift it is the best hands down BUT IT IS NOT CHEAP but when lifting a 20k bike and or hurting your self why would you put a price on that
also it is great for washing your bike on
Add another in the "Handy Lift" column. There's a guy out there claiming to be selling an "exact copy" of the HL (out of California, of course). It's a chinese copy with a chinese hydraulic cylinder....NOT repairable. Cheap steel is cheap steel. It will look the same to the untrained eye, but it is NOT the same in terms of metallurgy and strength!!
Stay away from J&S Jacks. They have chronic bottle leak issues. Went through 3, all of them leaked. Gave up. Not sure where they're getting inferior hydraulic bottles.
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