Pittbull or JS jack?
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RE: Pittbull or JS jack?
Just recieved the J&\\;S jack. Very sturdy jack, it lift the Road Glide right off the jiffy stand and sits it back down onto the stand. Very stable up in the air. Never had anything else to compare it with. A yellow sears jacks a couple of hundred bucks cheaper but heard there not as sturdy. For the money, $384.00 it's a nice jack.
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#13
RE: Pittbull or JS jack?
I'm in the same market, and the appealing thing to me on the J&S Jack is that it has a easy integrated oil drain pan, and I read somewhere that the Pit Bull lifts have some issues with the oil drain plug on the newer models - location of the cross member or something like that.
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RE: Pittbull or JS jack?
The J&\\;S is my choice. \\; Have two!! \\; One with the oil drain pan!!! \\; What a great feature. \\; You can drain the engine and trans at one time without a mess or crawling under the bike.
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You can't go wrong. \\; Good quality very stable!!
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Steve
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You can't go wrong. \\; Good quality very stable!!
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Steve
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RE: Pittbull or JS jack?
Due to the size of my garage, My EGC spends it's down time sitting atop my JS turned sideways across the front of the bay.
Takes me all of about 5 minutes to put the bike on the jack, spin it around, and position it out of the way.
Never a problem and stable as a rock.
Takes me all of about 5 minutes to put the bike on the jack, spin it around, and position it out of the way.
Never a problem and stable as a rock.
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