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Naw. The HF aluminum works fine and I use one all the time. It does wiggle a little but it never gives me the impression it'll let me down. Do what you're comfortable with though.
I have to post a vote on the all steel HF one that's pretty much identical to the black Sears Craftsman unit. Cheaper and rebuildable with a new small bottle jack. I borrowed a HF jack and left it up for a few days. I like its ability to be easily lowered slowly which allowed for a much easier rear tire installation. It has stops at varied levels which I also liked, is safer and allows you to relieve the pressure off the jack.
So next payday I see a HF unit coming home with me.
Naw. The HF aluminum works fine and I use one all the time. It does wiggle a little but it never gives me the impression it'll let me down. Do what you're comfortable with though.
Don't you know unless you have the Pitbull, J&S, Slick *****, Italian Stallion, Super Dooper, Yellow, Red, Green, Purple, I **** further than you do, Hanky Spanky, Gorilla Nuts jack you can't do that!! Get that bike down from there before it falls!!! Oh the HORROR!!!
i'm gonna use my jack (THE ALUM. ONE ) till the wheels fall off and if it ever does fall (bike) i'm not gonna cry cause i'm a big boy now ...oh yeah and i ride in the rain to cause my bike isn't made of sugar,,,,itch
Last edited by itchdogg; Dec 23, 2009 at 11:12 AM.
Naw. The HF aluminum works fine and I use one all the time. It does wiggle a little but it never gives me the impression it'll let me down. Do what you're comfortable with though.
Had mine for 2 years. Kept the RG up all winter. I use a 15" x 1" pipe between the arms for safety over a long period like winter. Fits the 09 frame nice. Both me and my brother use ours all the time with no problems at all.
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