I bought a harbor freight lift cart to work on my bike it gets it up to waste level and is super stable weight limit of 500 pounds , two straps over pegs and its super stable
Nice. I’ve considered getting this one from Harbor Freight. It sounds similar, but it holds 1,000 lbs. www.harborfreight.com/1000-lb-steel-motorcycle-lift-68892.html The $600 price tag was a bit much at the moment though, and I’d need to make more space in my garage before I could swing something like that.
Mine is not for motorcycles it is a lift cart like for a shop I actually bought it to lift spare tire off my jeep for rotations but works great to get the bike upp where it is easy to work on
I have a same design, different brand and they sure do work well. (KL is the one I have) Impact instead of a drill to operate it. . My friendly local shop uses the same one. Great idea for sure.
@@HighDesertHills I've a similar jack that came with my motorcycle lift. I've been using it with a 1/2" dewalt drill for 19 years. I lube the bearing and screw. I've never felt the need to beat it up with an impact.
That is really slick! Great for the price.
I bought a harbor freight lift cart to work on my bike it gets it up to waste level and is super stable weight limit of 500 pounds , two straps over pegs and its super stable
Nice. I’ve considered getting this one from Harbor Freight. It sounds similar, but it holds 1,000 lbs. www.harborfreight.com/1000-lb-steel-motorcycle-lift-68892.html
The $600 price tag was a bit much at the moment though, and I’d need to make more space in my garage before I could swing something like that.
Mine is not for motorcycles it is a lift cart like for a shop I actually bought it to lift spare tire off my jeep for rotations but works great to get the bike upp where it is easy to work on
Cool - I’ll check that out.
@@Rick-4552 I just looked this one up on harbor freight's site. Genius idea - definitely on my list now. Thanks!
I have a same design, different brand and they sure do work well. (KL is the one I have) Impact instead of a drill to operate it. . My friendly local shop uses the same one. Great idea for sure.
Thanks for the tip! I’ll try my impact driver with it next time 👍
@@HighDesertHills I've a similar jack that came with my motorcycle lift. I've been using it with a 1/2" dewalt drill for 19 years. I lube the bearing and screw. I've never felt the need to beat it up with an impact.
I got one of them lifts make sure you rebuild the master cylinders due to age and calipers to. SHINDY is made in Japan most likely available.
Thanks for the tips!