check out northern tool also.
tool and equipment in north attleboro,has them in crates with air and front wheel clamp
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check out northern tool also.
tool and equipment in north attleboro,has them in crates with air and front wheel clamp
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Originally Posted by Doc
THe response was " I doubt it" :mope:
I have a Handy Lift. well worth the money.
http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2007/07/...962678-800.jpg
Too bad. I have cash in hand... Anyone down that way wanna help?Quote:
Originally Posted by duganc1717
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Originally Posted by duganc1717
Sold... SHIT!
Shit, I knew about that one for sale, I didn't see this thread that you were looking for one though. :( I could have gotten it to NHMS for you for the next race weekend too probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc
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Originally Posted by Mr. Kurtz
I joined BORN for nothing. :mope: :lol:
Revisiting this thread.
I have decided I am going to build one.
Option #1
http://www.bbcracing.com/old/box/
Pro: Portable
Con: I am not convinced it will be sturdy enough.
Option #2
Something that looks like this (still looking for plans)
i know you said your prob gonna build one but idk if this may be a prebuilt one your interested in.
http://www.powerstands.com/acb/showd..._ID=22&CATID=5
Use these, they sell them at home depot for $4.95 each to save on shipping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc
http://www.amazon.com/G90-2x4-Corn-R...sr=8-3-catcorr
They are rock solid, work, easy to use and hold for ever. Make sure you brace the deck every 10 inches with some joist hangers or just screws through and you'll be fine.
NESR Racing used those wooden box stands back in the day, they worked really well. Very sturdy and I believe they put grip tape strips on top for the stands. No Idea who made them from the team but we used them all season.
Gordon (scootertrash) made those. I'm still kickin' myself for NOT grabbing one and making away with it. And I still wanna make one. Totally slick, totally portable...Quote:
Originally Posted by DaSarge
doc, 3/4" plywood would be fine... but IMO, you're going to want more than a 24" top if you plan on working on the bike while it's up there.
Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by drinkingmymilk
Great info Spence. I'd love to know who made them.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaSarge
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Originally Posted by Stoneman
I am gonna start a new thread to get Gordons attention.
My father and I built this one out of steel.
It's a bit overkill, but you could park a bus on the thing.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...lkainstal3.jpg
Doc, here is a place in Canton mass, with some really good pricing!
His lifts are very similar to the Handy lifts, but cheaper!
http://www.garybloomsales.com/motorcycle-lifts.php
What do you use for a ramp on these home built stands? I like it and i'm thinking about doing it over christmas break.
Just a curved aluminum job.