I bought my HF lift table last summer, so far it works great. I took the cheap *** wheel clamp off and bought a wheel chock from HF and that made all the difference.

Correction, it's a Northern Tool lift table but my guess is they are made by the same company.

 

Mine works fine. Had it 2 years.

 

two questions for you guys with the HF lift.
1. some have mentioned an "air" option for this lift. Where/how do you make this upgrade?
2. Some of you are using the wheel chock upgrade from HF. How well does that work when you need to take front tire off or work on the front end? Seems it would just be in the way. or do you jack the front of the bike up and then remove that chock?

 

I have the Lift Table as well and I love it.... Lifting it up with the foot pedal is fine ... If I was going to spend money on air upgrade I would look at another Table. IMO

As far as front wheel removal with the HF Chock, don't see that happening lol

Bought it for 279$ When they had a Tent Sale

 

I take my front wheel off no problems . Small scissor jack under the frame and tie straps on the neck. After i lift the front end then i remove the wheel chock 4 bolts
Easy peasy

 

Had mine for 1 1/2 and jack went out. Nobody would touch working on it. Ordered new one from HB and took like 3 months but finely got it and works great! Like $103.

 

You'll spend more in parts and fabrication time than the HF table cost to begin with. Been there, tried it, sold it unfinished on CL, bought a Titan and was done with it.

 

HF sells 2 different wheel chocks.One you can remove the front piece to remove the wheel.

 

I like when the old threads get brought back, nice to hear updates.

I bought mine in 2013 and haven't had an issue yet. When not in use I remove my HF "CONDOR style" wheel chalk and then lean the table against the wall so it's doesn't use much room.

If the front wheel needs to come off I have a separate motorcycle jack that I use and it get's the bike high enough for me to be able to reach everything.

I'm 5'8" and have no issues driving my bike onto the table without any wooden side supports.