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Apr 17, 2011 | 09:07 AM

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Bluemax

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Coupon

You can get the coupon in May issue of thunder Press. $299.00. Picked up a free issue at local Harley Dealer.

Apr 17, 2011 | 10:16 AM

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TLONG

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went to HF yesterday and they gave me a flyer that says they are having a 25% off any single item on easter sunday.

Apr 17, 2011 | 05:26 PM

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jackhis

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Originally Posted by modes

Kinda small. Give me your email and I will forward the coupon to you. Just got it in the email this morning.
Adam

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Bluemax

You can get the coupon in May issue of thunder Press. $299.00. Picked up a free issue at local Harley Dealer.

I got one at my local dealer; I will pick up a lift at my local HF next week.
Thanks MUCH for the info.

Apr 17, 2011 | 06:05 PM

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SMSgt B

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I've seen it all now. Not buying the coupon, just paying for his time..

http://cgi.ebay.com/HARBOR-FREIGHT-C...-/350448006828

Apr 17, 2011 | 07:19 PM

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18BKLR

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Man I wish I had a harbor freight...........

Apr 17, 2011 | 08:26 PM

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Jerry L

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Originally Posted by EasternSP

I took one of those 20% off coupons to the store and the cashier told to put it away. He had a better coupon that knocked the price down to $250. Yeah, it was for the red lift, PN 91764 $499.00 .
I also bought the motorcycle stand, pn 97841 and bolted it to the lift table. I had to drill a couple of holes and cut some notches in the front edge of the table for the cross bar to mount properly. Loaded the bike on it and all is fine. Beats the heck out of crawling around any laying on the floor.
I did have a little trouble loading the bike onto the table. I have the primary off so I can work on a tranny leak. Getting the bike up on the table wasn't so much a problem as was getting the front tire into the motorcycle stand. I had to put a block of wood in front of the flip tire catch. Once the tire was up and captured, the bike was pretty rock solid on the table. I tied it down with straps though because I will have to torque the compensator nut and primary pulley bolts down.

Just got my lift a couple weeks ago and added the 97841 wheel chock like EasternSP did. I did make a few mods to the chock before installing it. I moved the teeter bar hole some to make it easier to get my bike OUT of the chock. I tried out the chock on the garage floor and had trouble getting into and out of the chock with the furthest settings. Got it to work on the floor then bolted it to the table lift. Works sweet! Thing works great! Good luck on yours. I always wanted a table lift but couldn't justify the high cost. At this price, I could.
Jerry

Apr 18, 2011 | 02:15 AM

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I'm lucky in that I have two Harbor Freight stores fairly close to me. They don't sell the highest quality tools, but many of them do have a lifetime warranty. Whenever I stop by the store with one of my buddies, they always comment that this is a "mans" store. (lol)

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Man I wish I had a harbor freight...........