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GQROD
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Skid what do you use to actuate the lift? i can see where it's articulated on the bottom pivot points, do you use a winch? I couldn't tell from the pics.
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Someone like you that has plenty of money should just go PURCHASE a proper lift.This thread is for the pofolk...like me, that likes do do things on the cheap!
Any moron can buy something that would work.
Much more interesting to make exactly what you want.
What I want would go flat against a wall when it's not in use, and be about three feet by eight. Haven't seen these for sale.
I don't have plenty of money, I just ****ed it all away on another bike!
P.S., I don't think there is any such thing as "plenty of money"
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midnightcafe
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try this table:
http://www.bbcracing.com/old/box/
it disassembles easy to fold against your wall-plywood construction.
I'd try a more durable table that doubles as a work table, I put mine to good use:
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jwhelan65
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cheaper alternative
cheaper alternative
I bought this handy little stool at Sam's for $20.00. All of my tool boxes and work stations are on wheels which allows me to work low without destroying my knees, it also has a convienent tool tray with a magnetic pad for parts. This way I can scoot from tool box to bike to tool box..biggest problem is trying to keep my three year old away from it!!
The other nice thing is you can wheel everything between the bikes when your done.....done?? hah what's that?
cheaper alternative
I bought this handy little stool at Sam's for $20.00. All of my tool boxes and work stations are on wheels which allows me to work low without destroying my knees, it also has a convienent tool tray with a magnetic pad for parts. This way I can scoot from tool box to bike to tool box..biggest problem is trying to keep my three year old away from it!!
The other nice thing is you can wheel everything between the bikes when your done.....done?? hah what's that?
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jed.only
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Gimpdiggity
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I like that first one quite a bit. It's simple and easy.
I need something like this, seeing as I'm always tooling on my Ninja. I'm sure my GS will keep me busy with the wrench for a while, too.
I have some decent stands, but I could use something like this to actually get the bike to a level that is more comfortable to actually work on.
I need something like this, seeing as I'm always tooling on my Ninja. I'm sure my GS will keep me busy with the wrench for a while, too.
I have some decent stands, but I could use something like this to actually get the bike to a level that is more comfortable to actually work on.
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makenzie71
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**** I can't do any of this stuff...my garage is 15X18 and is currently occupied by an FZR600, a XS750 Seca, a CR250 dirtbike, a YFZ350 Bandshee, a DT175, and my GS750...and only one of those things is mind :s
