Bike laying on its side
on the HF tables we have had everyting from goldwings, ultra's, chops, snowmobiles, quads... you name it! only item i sugest when you use a HF table is to be sure to bleed the jack on the unit as they need fluid added and air removed when they come from the stores
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Queen Creek, AZ
Sorry to hear about your bike falling. Look at the bright side, it's a good thing that you found it when you did. I heard if a bike lays on its side for more than 30 minutes, like a horse they'll die...
Just messing with ya... Any damage to the scooter?
Just messing with ya... Any damage to the scooter?
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Lake, Ms
Y'all are reading too much into this. The OP stated that the bike and lift fell over intact which means the bike was at a minimum in a wheel chock and the lift was also in the lowered position. I CALL BULLSHIT!!! No way this could happen. I know freaky things do happen but there's no explanation for this. I think the wife was pissed and pushed it over.
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
I will set that biatch right there on the jiffy stand whenver possible.. my butt puckers everytime I have to put it on the lift but some things simply require it..
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Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: FL
Ok, I didn't think this could happen but my bike was on my Harbor Freight lift table in the lowered position. I was getting ready for the Milwaukee run this morning. I took off the right side saddle bag to clean behind it, when I came back into the garage the bike was laying on its left side with the lift table still attached. I would have taken a pic but was to worried about picking it back up. I wouldn't have guessed that the saddle bag weight would have made the difference. The other bag was empty. Now I want a wider lift table. And no one else was in the garage it was 5:00 am. Then to add insult to injury it started raining, so looks like I wait it out. Sorry for dragging on, hope rest of the trip goes better.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: FL
I have a handy lift ... pucker factor not so much a problem.