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Has anyone used the Harbor Freight motorcycle lift/jack model #69995, 60536, or 61632? I was going to get the one that you roll the bike on 68892 or 69904, but got to looking at these jacks and thought that they may even work better.
'06 America, Raask foot controls, the bike use to be Graphite and Silver, now its Red and Black.
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I have both but rarely use the small one since getting the big roll on type. Either work well.
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I forget the model number of the bike lift I got 7 years ago. It's a Harbor Freight and rolls right under the bike. It's a heavy sucker, not the lightweight aluminium ones.
I like mine, but it's not easy to change the oil with it. You cannot put the catch basin directly underneath the drain plug. It takes a little creativity to get the oil to drain into the catch basin and not all over the floor.
It is very handy when lubing the chain or doing anything else that I don't want to have to bend over to do.
Steve
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The reason I was asking is because I have a coupon for $79.99 for it and a Harbor Freight gift card for $50.00 so I could get one for $29.99.
'06 America, Raask foot controls, the bike use to be Graphite and Silver, now its Red and Black.
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I saw this one there the other day I really like it compared to the cheaper one. http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-...lift-60636.html
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I saw this one there the other day I really like it compared to the cheaper one.
http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-...lift-60636.html
I also have a coupon for that one for $119.00. It might be worth the extra cost.
'06 America, Raask foot controls, the bike use to be Graphite and Silver, now its Red and Black.
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The reason I was asking is because I have a coupon for $79.99 for it and a Harbor Freight gift card for $50.00 so I could get one for $29.99.
I dont see how you could go wrong at that price
Bill.
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Should be Riding
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I have this not so light one http://www.harborfreight.com/1500-lb-capacity-atvmotorcycle-lift-69995.htmlWorks as well as the one I used to have from Pep Boys  Mine's yellow tho... Just watch out for your oil filter.
Benny
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Too many mods to list
Not enough miles ridden
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I have a sears motorcycle jack works great also use it on the John Deere lawn tractor. Good investment, $89.00
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