They make 2 models.

The red one is cheaper and made of steel, and is higher height.

The yellow one cost more, is aluminum (half the weight) and is MUCH lower. It would fit under most lowered bikes. I have this one and highly recommend it.

Now, can anyone tell me the jack adapter number from HD?

 

Read back in this topic to post #6, will take you here:

https://www.hdforums.com/m_675740/tm.htm





Twin Cam - Equipped Dynaâ„¢ Model Motorcycle Service Lift Adapter Kit

Provides the necessary clearance of the oil tank that allows the Motorcycle Service Lift
P/N 94653-98 to be used on '99-later Dyna™ models equipped with the Twin Cam 88® engine.

98965-99

MSRP US $21.95


mud

 

Mud, where do these sit on the jack?I just picked up the cheaper of the two jacks on Friday. With the '06 Lowrider,you couldn't use these due to clearance especially if they sit on the jack rails. My issue with the jack is that it the bike doesn't seem overly stable when lifted!

 

just bought one last month..works great..make sure you get part kit #98965-99 from hd to set bike up right.
marty

 

Timmer, I always strap mine down if I am doin anything that will disturb the balance.

As for clearance, roll the scoot onto some two bys, if necessary.

My adapters came with good instruction sheet as to adapter placement.

The front ones go as far back as possible in front of the footpeg mounts.
Rear one on the drivers side goes right where the frame starts to bend.

Here's two pix:





mud

 

Mud, great pic's, thank ya. Had to order a set from the stealer but I'll try them out as soon as they get here. Tim