Lift table question
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: central Il
oops, fingers malfunction.......meant to say I don't have a lot of room and have read that some of you guys tip the HF on its side when not in use. Suppose the chock has to come off?? I also am thinking about cutting a section of the garage floor out and dropping the lift in so it sits flush when not in use. Just hope it happens sometime soon, whatever it is, really don;t like that floor
Cruiser
Joined: May 2011
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From: Vandergrift,Pa
Yes you can drop the rear wheel through the removable plate on the HF lift. The lift needs to be raised to the highest level with bike supported by a scissor lift under the frame. I have done this numerous times with my Ultra Classic on the HF lift. With the saddle bag guards in place there is no way you can drop the rear wheel and angle it up through. The rear wheel will fit through the hole and drop out under the table,an extra pair of hands would help greatly. If you do decide to go with the HF lift,make sure to pick up the better wheel chock while your there.
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From: Mass
Yes you can drop the rear wheel through the removable plate on the HF lift. The lift needs to be raised to the highest level with bike supported by a scissor lift under the frame. I have done this numerous times with my Ultra Classic on the HF lift. With the saddle bag guards in place there is no way you can drop the rear wheel and angle it up through. The rear wheel will fit through the hole and drop out under the table,an extra pair of hands would help greatly. If you do decide to go with the HF lift,make sure to pick up the better wheel chock while your there.
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