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Sep 7, 2013 | 08:18 PM

#31

risuperglidecustomman

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From: Rhode Island

Had mine since 2010! Love It!

Sep 7, 2013 | 09:26 PM

#32

RKZen

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From: Somewhere on the Bourbon trail

I've had mine for about a year now and it's the best bike accessory I have. I have a tight fit in my garage with two bikes and two cars and I can move both bikes into place in less than five minutes.

Awhile back I had my RK on the J&S and I sat on the bike to adjust a newly bought backrest for my seat. I can tell you it's rock solid and very stable. I also use the J&S to roll my bikes out, wash them and roll them back into the garage.

There is one downside to the J&S lift. If you don't have a level garage floor, it will roll on you if you don't use the stops.

I think from the posts here, it's highly recommended.

Sep 8, 2013 | 08:00 AM

#33

FLHTCU Owner

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From: North Texas

Quote:

Originally Posted by desertwolf

As soon as I saw the oil drain pan I thought that is such a good idea. With my current jack it is challenging trying to get a pan positioned to catch all the fluids.

The oil drain pan is a no-brainer. Makes changing the fluids a breeze.

I had the Sears yellow jack for several years. Started to get a little nervous about it so I bought the J&S. There's just no comparison. Better quality, lifts the bike higher, is more stable, easy to move around the garage with the bike on it.

Highly recommend it.

Sep 8, 2013 | 08:10 AM

#34

lionsm13

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From: Western South Dakota

I had bought a PB on a whim as I seen them at the Sturgis Rally, but after buying it decided that it would have a bigger foot-print than what originally thought, so decided to sell it before I even unboxed it and sold it to a fellow member on this site and then found a J & S (barely used) w/the oil change pan on ebay and it was shipped to me from Texas for $330.

Sep 8, 2013 | 11:35 AM

#35

01fxdxt

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And to all those Harbor Crap and Garbage lovers out there,Quality goes on long after price is forgotten.
Peace out

Sep 10, 2013 | 03:42 PM

#36

desertwolf

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From: AZ

Thanks for all the replies on J&S. Sounds like its the real deal. Cant wait to order one before my next service.

Oct 5, 2013 | 08:36 AM

#37

j&sjacks

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From: Appleton

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Oct 5, 2013 | 09:22 AM

#38

jeffreydsilver

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From: WPB, FL

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete6114

As other say.....it's a damn good jack, and get the oil-drain pan while your at it

I just got a cheap rolling stool to comfortably bring me down to bike level when raised on my J&S. Rock steady jack, cushiony stool - almost makes working on the bike fun!