Looking for a stable stand to lift and work on the beast (dr 650 rse) 175kg dry. Suggestions, links, sell me your old one?
Looking for a stable stand to lift and work on the beast (dr 650 rse) 175kg dry. Suggestions, links, sell me your old one?
"Only a Biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window."
The DRC one with the hydro bit works.
Spend up to about $50 bucks on an old hospital bed, you know the one, drop top and bottom hydraulic raising etc, put a sheet of 25mm ply over it cut to suit outside of bed, leaves you with approx 2.4 m x .1m, going form ramp height( to get bike up there to about engine at navel.
Works for my old coal burner and shes over 200kgs dry.
Steady as and I and wheel her around the whole workshop on the braked wheels.
Go look on tardme, they're there.
Every day above ground is a good day!:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/home-living...-552124227.htm
Here, you mean this sort, the ole' manual version..![]()
I have one of these. Swear by it. Shop around and you can get them cheaper. I think Repco and other places have similar.
http://www.topmaq.co.nz/item/view/3073.12805
Your not trying to say these bikes need maintanance are youWhile there's been a few times when I wished for a lift on the 750, I don't think there's enough bits to undo on DR to warrant the space penalty in my shed.
Going for a slow rebuild so bike will be need to be up there for a while
DRC on trademe looks good but says max lift 150 kg...
Hospital Bed... always admire kiwi ingenuity......only problem is I will have to take both wheels off so need smaller lifting platform from the frame...
Topmaq looks good... a bit pricey... will look in Repco tomorrow.
"Only a Biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window."
Here's one a bit cheaper. I knew I saw one in the junk mail recently. Supercheap....
http://www.supercheapauto.co.nz/onli...d=284935#Cross
Works well but not for both wheels off.
This one is sweet for that sort of crap though...
http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/T...h-hand-release
135kg max but at the lowest height it'll take a few hundred no issue and both wheels will be of the ground.
Very stable and solid.
If its going to be up there awhile and there is some spare hands available what about custom making something. Here's my dodgy creation for the GSXR when its suspension was out getting a birthday rebuild last year, ugly but works.
Cement bags and wood under exhaust was part of safety net when the weight balance was going on to get front wheel off ground.
427563_202615136503838_189262423_n by DR650NZ, on Flickr
420696_202615093170509_1100717816_n by DR650NZ, on Flickr
404207_202615176503834_2038896089_n by DR650NZ, on Flickr
I have just bought one of those from super cheap... Had a look at the Topmaq one... the super cheap one is FAR better made.
And more stable..Topmag one wobbles as is uses 10mm flat bar where the Super cheap unit has RHS for the lift arms...
Topmag want $240 / Super cheap $199 for a better unit...
Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
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