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Been using mine for 2 years. Works just fine.
True but typically because of lawyers and fear of lawsuits, things like this are over-engineered beyond their "ratings". So a 600lb lift may be able to handle 900lbs but they rate it conservatively to give themselves lots of leeway. In other words, I'd would expect to have to substantially exceed 600lbs before the risk of anything bad happening would even start to be a factor. Still, I'd be nice to know if others are using this same lift with no issues.Lutsie said:I'd worry about the stress of wrenching on the bike while it's lifted or if you lean on it. Added weight of accessories?
great find.trikepilot said:I finally scored the foundation of an awesome shop setup all in one fell swoop!!!
I have been wanting a lift table for some time now and have been casually hunting the interweb. Every so often, I will toss a CL ad out there for "WTB: Motorcycle Lift Table" and I usually get no response. Or they want too much for cheap Chinese junk or they want to sell me the harbor freight rig which I really did not want. So I tossed a new ad out there last week and went out of town for the holidays. While gone, I got a note from a guy 50 miles form the house who was getting out of riding due to an inner ear condition and he saw my ad. He wanted to get rid of all his shop stuff. He was offering a nice Handy Lift, a NoMar Classic with all the goodies, and some fancy German tire balancing rig that a buddy had brought back for him. I have the HF tire machine already and it has changed my life. We agreed on $1000 for it all and I drove down today to get it. I am gonna sell my HF tire rig (with Mojo blocks and Nomar lever) to a riding buddy for $150. So for $850... I scored a sweet little shop setup.
Here it is getting backed into my garage.
I cannot wait to get working with the new toys!!!
trikepilot said:I finally scored the foundation of an awesome shop setup all in one fell swoop!!!
I have been wanting a lift table for some time now and have been casually hunting the interweb. Every so often, I will toss a CL ad out there for "WTB: Motorcycle Lift Table" and I usually get no response. Or they want too much for cheap Chinese junk or they want to sell me the harbor freight rig which I really did not want. So I tossed a new ad out there last week and went out of town for the holidays. While gone, I got a note from a guy 50 miles form the house who was getting out of riding due to an inner ear condition and he saw my ad. He wanted to get rid of all his shop stuff. He was offering a nice Handy Lift, a NoMar Classic with all the goodies, and some fancy German tire balancing rig that a buddy had brought back for him. I have the HF tire machine already and it has changed my life. We agreed on $1000 for it all and I drove down today to get it. I am gonna sell my HF tire rig (with Mojo blocks and Nomar lever) to a riding buddy for $150. So for $850... I scored a sweet little shop setup.
Here it is getting backed into my garage.
I cannot wait to get working with the new toys!!!
I had to modify the Pep Boys lift. The others seem to handle these bikes with little problem.Lutsie said:I'd worry about the stress of wrenching on the bike while it's lifted or if you lean on it. Added weight of accessories?