J & S Jack
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Indianapolis, IN
I have had mine for a couple of years. Great jack. I have been looking at the drain pan adapter. I might order me one before the next change.
Road Master
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,058
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From: New York
Great jack. My bike sat on it all winter long. 
Only gripe I have is the cheap bolts that hold the bottle jack on. Some good allen head bolts would have been nicer and would make assembly a little easier due to clearance issues.
Only gripe I have is the cheap bolts that hold the bottle jack on. Some good allen head bolts would have been nicer and would make assembly a little easier due to clearance issues.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2008
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That flat plastic oil drain pan that Walmart sells for $7-$8.00 fits perfect between the arms of the J&S jack. It holds about 3 gallons so no need to empty as often. Spending $400.00 for a motorcycle jack seems to be a lot of money but the J&S is the only jack you will ever have to buy. It is built like a battleship. That video of the guy climbing on the front and back of the bike to test it's stability is no joke either. Their jack has a very wide platform to lift the frame so stability is vastly improved. Also I think it will lift any Harley, some other brands need some kind of an adaptor for Dynas. I ride my bike into the garage at night, push the jack under it and raise it up. Then I spin it around and push it into the corner of the garage where it is out of the way. You can't spin around a 1000 pound bike on all brands and feel comfortable. Ask me how I know that.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 307
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From: Mission BC
That flat plastic oil drain pan that Walmart sells for $7-$8.00 fits perfect between the arms of the J&S jack. It holds about 3 gallons so no need to empty as often. Spending $400.00 for a motorcycle jack seems to be a lot of money but the J&S is the only jack you will ever have to buy. It is built like a battleship. That video of the guy climbing on the front and back of the bike to test it's stability is no joke either. Their jack has a very wide platform to lift the frame so stability is vastly improved. Also I think it will lift any Harley, some other brands need some kind of an adaptor for Dynas. I ride my bike into the garage at night, push the jack under it and raise it up. Then I spin it around and push it into the corner of the garage where it is out of the way. You can't spin around a 1000 pound bike on all brands and feel comfortable. Ask me how I know that.
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