Bike laying on its side
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Road Captain
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Minnesota
First I would like to say this did happen it is not BS. I have also done a lot of work with the lift and never had an issue. No wife so that theory is out. Believe me i'm just as puzzled. It was strapped and in the lowered position. I can't imagine someone getting in the garage to do this, I would think they would steal some tools or bike accessories. Don't have anyone mad at me that I know of. Oh well back to Milwaukee for the day and ZZ Top this evening.
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Linden New Jersey
First I would like to say this did happen it is not BS. I have also done a lot of work with the lift and never had an issue. No wife so that theory is out. Believe me i'm just as puzzled. It was strapped and in the lowered position. I can't imagine someone getting in the garage to do this, I would think they would steal some tools or bike accessories. Don't have anyone mad at me that I know of. Oh well back to Milwaukee for the day and ZZ Top this evening.
I mean, if it was me, a cutting torch would be working on that table lift......LOL
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Highlands, NJ
Earthquake!
Find it hard to believe that the bike and table just tipped on their own.
I've been using a Sears jack for 14 yrs now. No problems taking one wheel off, taking 1 saddlebag off, and wrenching. Just have to balance the bike well.
Something is off here.
Find it hard to believe that the bike and table just tipped on their own.
I've been using a Sears jack for 14 yrs now. No problems taking one wheel off, taking 1 saddlebag off, and wrenching. Just have to balance the bike well.
Something is off here.
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 186
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From: philadelphia
The op muuust be wrong. I bet hes talking about a JACK and not a LIFT TABLE.
It would take 3 real big guys to push over my bike strapped to my Harbor Frieght lift table in the lowered position.
And OP, how exactly did you recover the bike after it was on its side?
It would take 3 real big guys to push over my bike strapped to my Harbor Frieght lift table in the lowered position.
And OP, how exactly did you recover the bike after it was on its side?
Club Member
Joined: May 2009
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From: Orillia,ON
Show us a picture of the jack or lift that you are talking about so we can get a better understanding of just what happened.
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From: Va
This not even my Bike & the site of this make my stomach churn. Oh my....