Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift?
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Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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I know there are a lot of posts on here about motorcycle lifts. I did a search and found this one from Harbor Freight talked about a little, but didn't actually see any comments from anybody who actually has one. From looking at it, I like that it can raise the bike higher and that it has a wider stance that the standard floor jacks so I'm thinking maybe a little more stable? I also like that it starts out really low compared to the other ones.
Does anybody here actually have one of these? If so, can you give me your opinion / experience with it? Thanks!
http://www.harborfreight.com/high-position-motorcycle-lift-99887.html
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Pretty sure MS1700 has one...
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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MountainCruiser wrote:
I know there are a lot of posts on here about motorcycle lifts. I did a search and found this one from Harbor Freight talked about a little, but didn't actually see any comments from anybody who actually has one. From looking at it, I like that it can raise the bike higher and that it has a wider stance that the standard floor jacks so I'm thinking maybe a little more stable? I also like that it starts out really low compared to the other ones.
Does anybody here actually have one of these? If so, can you give me your opinion / experience with it? Thanks!
http://www.harborfreight.com/high-position-motorcycle-lift-99887.html
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Wouldn't that setup kind of restrict working on both sides of the bike at the same time?
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scottw (User)
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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buckshot wrote:
MountainCruiser wrote:
I know there are a lot of posts on here about motorcycle lifts. I did a search and found this one from Harbor Freight talked about a little, but didn't actually see any comments from anybody who actually has one. From looking at it, I like that it can raise the bike higher and that it has a wider stance that the standard floor jacks so I'm thinking maybe a little more stable? I also like that it starts out really low compared to the other ones.
Does anybody here actually have one of these? If so, can you give me your opinion / experience with it? Thanks!
http://www.harborfreight.com/high-position-motorcycle-lift-99887.html
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Wouldn't that setup kind of restrict working on both sides of the bike at the same time?
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I also think it's MS1700 that has this jack & really liked it from what i remember.
True but the positives of its deisgn out weighs the fact you may need to drop bike down and spin the bike or jack arround once in a while .
But when doing work on forks/front & rear wheels & brakes/changing tires etc its nice that it lifts the bike higher then std bike under the bike red jack like Sears & Habor Frt sells while also being a bit more stable too.
BTW,i already had the smaller sears type red bike lift before i found out about this better bike lift that i would have rather had.
Scott
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Last Edit: 2012/06/05 16:43 By scottw.
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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bite the bullet buy there straight up mc lift it works great for the money
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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This is the lift i use.
saved a lot working my own car/truck too. 
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RussB (User)
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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I just bought that lift last winter, really enjoy it, especially for detailed cleanings. If I lift it up all the way, I do put blocks under the legs to help support the weight.
RussB
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Yea I have it and I would buy it again! I had a little trouble with the jack part bleeding down slowly, but they gave me a new one cheerfully and the new one works perfect. Its the only jack you need IMHO. Great for exhaust work, forks, Shocks, washing and detailing. It does give a little when fully raised but trust me nothing is going anywhere. I used to use a board to steady it up. But I got over it after a few times and use it stand alone. Its very stable and sturdy.
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Re:Anybody using a High Position Lift? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Deedot - Thanks for pointing me to MS1700's post. When I did my search, I didn't see that one. It was very helpful!
MS1700 - Thanks for the review of it. That plus Harbor Freight's sale, plus an extra 20% coupon, and I pulled the triger on one. I look forward to getting it put together and trying it out now! This is my first lift, and I figure between my roadie and my newly aquired project bike, it's a worthwhile investment. Thanks!
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