Double ditto on the J&S. Very stable. I tried the Sears yellow jack and I just didn't feel comfortable lifting my bike with it. Very shakey and very hard to find that sweet spot for lifting.

 

I have a J & S and my son has a Sears Yellow. They both do a great job. The Sears Yellow moves a bit. But no problem. The J & S does not move. It all up to how much you want to spend.
CW

 

What besides the $300 is the difference between the Sears jack and the J&S? From the pictures they look the same.



Thanks,

Jim

 

I live in the country so we found a good motorcycle jack at Tractor Supply.To me it looked better than the Sears..

 

+1 on the Sears jack! I have one for each bike.

 

Maybe the dimensions? I believe the lift arms are longer...

I did a lot of research and decided on the J & S and havebeen very satisfied. It is very stable...

 

Ditto on jack arms being too short, I took mine offand had my son add 2" to each, now I do not have to get down and see if it is equal on both sides. it sure makes it easier to lift and go...and oh yeah, I trust his welding...he's certified..

 

My red Sears jack worked great for 2 yrs. until the bottle jack wouldn't release. No replacement parts available. Now a boat anchor.

 

Another one here, for the($59) Sears Red Jack! Never had a problem. I strap mine, during major maintenance work, just-in-case!




Dave...

 

Here's a biker who stands by his sears craftsman bike jack.....thats cause he doesn't know any better LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QLAB065qj4

Now watch the video on this site and compare the two, it will be alot cheaper to buy this lift then it will be to buy replacement parts from HD to replace the ones that get dented when your bike falls off the sears jack. The J&S lift is just as good as the pitbull lift.

http://www.pitbullmotorcyclelifts.com/