Harbor Freight M/C jack
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Harbor Freight M/C jack
Anyone useing the Harbor Freight M/C ($63) jack on there Sporty, Looks about the same as the Sears Craftsman, few bucks cheaper.
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RE: Harbor Freight M/C jack
I bought one almost exactly the same (different paint color) from Sam's Club for about the same price. I'd put money on their being a single manufacturer that paints for each vendor. Anyway, jack works great.
I have a 1200C, 1200L, and an FXSTSI. For the Sportsters I need to put a tire on a block on wood to get clearance to get the jack in place. Bikes sit about 1" too low. I think that's the case for most jacks. Despite that small inconvenience, its still a great jack and I get a lot of use out of it.
I have a 1200C, 1200L, and an FXSTSI. For the Sportsters I need to put a tire on a block on wood to get clearance to get the jack in place. Bikes sit about 1" too low. I think that's the case for most jacks. Despite that small inconvenience, its still a great jack and I get a lot of use out of it.
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RE: Harbor Freight M/C jack
I use it on my softail, and it works great. I was gonna get the sears one as well, but saw that this one was cheaper, too. I have since found out that the sears one comes with straps to strap the bike to the life to keep it from falling off, but I am yet to need the straps. I think it is a fine piece of equipment.
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RE: Harbor Freight M/C jack
I've had mine for a while now . . . love it.
As far as I can tell it's just like many others, just a prettier color. I paid $50 or so. and it has a lifetime warantee.
I have to roll my rear tire up on a piece of 1-by - so the jack will slide under the bike without hitting the frame. But I have a Street Glide and it's a bit lower than some other bikes.
Happy lifting.
As far as I can tell it's just like many others, just a prettier color. I paid $50 or so. and it has a lifetime warantee.
I have to roll my rear tire up on a piece of 1-by - so the jack will slide under the bike without hitting the frame. But I have a Street Glide and it's a bit lower than some other bikes.
Happy lifting.
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RE: Harbor Freight M/C jack
That looks like a nice little jack
the one i have is there drive on table type
jacks up to 30" high makes it nice to service bike
no more krawling on hands and knee and looking like i lost something on the garage floor!
any way hope enjoy your jack they are nice to have
the one i have is there drive on table type
jacks up to 30" high makes it nice to service bike
no more krawling on hands and knee and looking like i lost something on the garage floor!
any way hope enjoy your jack they are nice to have
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RE: Harbor Freight M/C jack
The Habor Frieght isn't the same as the Craftsman, I looked at both. There are several small differences, but they're the type of small differences that could make a difference. I was just looking though the Sunday sale circulars and PepBoys has a MC jack advertised for $59.99 (after $20 rebate). That might be worth checking out also.
I was able to find the red craftsman on sale a few months ago for $54.95.
I was able to find the red craftsman on sale a few months ago for $54.95.
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