Craftsman/Sears red jack pics needed
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Craftsman/Sears red jack pics needed
I got a Sears/Craftsman red motorcycle jack. The damn thing didn't come with instructions on how to assemble it. If anyone has one could you please take a few pics of it from a few angles so I could figure out how to put it together? I think I know, but I just want to make sure so I don't screw something up.
Also, may be a very newbie question but how do you jack the bike up? Correct me if I'm wrong: Put bike on jiffy stand, put jack underneath bike from exhaust side, start jacking until bike is straight? In my mind I'm scared that when the bike shifts to straight it's going to go too fast and topple over the other side.
I'm just looking to get the bike straight, not to lift it up completely or anything. If I have to do that in the future I'm going to get a J&S jack.
Thanks guys!
Also, may be a very newbie question but how do you jack the bike up? Correct me if I'm wrong: Put bike on jiffy stand, put jack underneath bike from exhaust side, start jacking until bike is straight? In my mind I'm scared that when the bike shifts to straight it's going to go too fast and topple over the other side.
I'm just looking to get the bike straight, not to lift it up completely or anything. If I have to do that in the future I'm going to get a J&S jack.
Thanks guys!
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I assume you have a softail. Slide the jack under the bike while it's on the kick stand. Make sure the jack is just in front of the shocks. At this point, you get on the bike a stand it up while at the same time grab the jack handle and pull the jack under the bike. Make sure the bike is centered in the jack.
You can now get off the bike with it resting on the jack and standing upright and jack it up. You can steady the bike by holding on the hand grip or seat on the way up.
Hope this helps.
You can now get off the bike with it resting on the jack and standing upright and jack it up. You can steady the bike by holding on the hand grip or seat on the way up.
Hope this helps.
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I have this jack . It pretty easy to assemble. It will take a couple of times learning were exactly you position the jack under the bike. My bike is lowered so it makes it a bit easier. Sears makes another jack that lower. I love my jack though. I got it for fathers day and it makes cleaning your bike so much easier... enjoy
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I guess some have had issues with them. I personaly have not. Have owned it since 06 roughly and use it often. Be sure to use the locks and not the bottle jack to hold the weight once jacked up.
Personaly I preffer the use of the Sears red over the yellow.
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Thanks!!! Those pics should do it, I'm going to put it together tomorrow.
I'm putting a tri-bar LED tailight and docking hardware for passenger backrest on tomorrow so I'm going to jack it up a tiny bit so it's straight. Much easier to realign the holes for the docking hardware install with the bike straight.
Thanks again!
I'm putting a tri-bar LED tailight and docking hardware for passenger backrest on tomorrow so I'm going to jack it up a tiny bit so it's straight. Much easier to realign the holes for the docking hardware install with the bike straight.
Thanks again!