Subject: Re: bike lift link?
Author: Chris Berry
Date: Jul 19, 2001, 2:16 PM
Post ID: 1707568696
I saw a lift at Northern Tools for $150. Looked decent and felt stable.
Is it OK to lift a loopframe by the oil pan? This is where most lifts I've
seen would hit. I guess a bit of customizing would be in order to make it
work safely.
Chris in NC
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