R_W_B
November 7, 2010
Good shot of Dyan mod, moves pads to miss the Dyna oil pan which drops down below the frame.
Bought 5 1/2" long 1/2" dia. bolts (drilled out holes a bit) to move the pads. Looks like 5" long would have worked. Just measure your pads to see. I also think the stock dia size would be fine, and would save drilling. But others told me to upgrade to 1/2" dia. so I did but they are only slightly larger than the stock bolt dia. It is mainly the extra length you must have. Go with 1/2" if you feel the weight of the bike is going to cut off the stock dia. bolts (which I doubt) Had to cut off the end of bolt by jiffy stand brace ( I could have just turned the bolt around).
Put plywood pads to raise it up a bit so lift pads would miss clutch cable underneath. Put scrape leather strips on plywood to keep from slipping. Holds good.
DO NOT BUY THE ALUMINUM MODEL, I have heard that it sways and is flimsy. It is not even built the same design so I don't know if it could be Dyna modified.
HARBOR FREIGHT BIKE LIFTS
Steel one $89 usual, some sales for $79.
Item # 2792 Manufacturer: Central Hydraulics <-GOOD, LIKE MINE
Aluminum one $More but not as good
Item # 94715 Manufacturer: Central Hydraulics <-BAD, DO NOT
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