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Is the Craftsman Red jack rated high enough to lift a dresser (Street Glide)? I've had the red Craftsman for many years for use on Dyna's and Softails. However, I have never used it on my Street Glide. I need to remove the front wheel so that I can install a new front fender and want to be sure I don't end up with more than a front fender issue in the end. I do intend to buy a J&S or Pitbull but its just not in the cards at this moment. Thanks
Great Thanks. I just remember Softails being a little wobbly on the jack so I figured the Street Glide would be even worse? Shouldn't be on the lift for long.
I have one and use it all the time. That being said I'm not sure I would use to do take a wheel off (unless there was some way to block up the rear tire).
It is a little wabally for me to do to much with it.
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