Motorcycle stand, compressor driven
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Michael Vidovic
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Re: Motorcycle stand, compressor driven
Will check
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Wiskey Tango Foxtrot
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Re: Motorcycle stand, compressor driven
Some lift's have a "locking pin" under the stand so it can be moved around with the wheels on the one end of it 
I took the "Short Bus" to school because they told me it was faster.....what did they tell you ?
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Michael Vidovic
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Re: Motorcycle stand, compressor driven
Tried at 120-130lbs..no go.
Have seen the locking pins but they are not the problem.
Stuck lifting manually till I have an epiphany moment.
Thanks for all the advise..we will beat this!
Have seen the locking pins but they are not the problem.
Stuck lifting manually till I have an epiphany moment.
Thanks for all the advise..we will beat this!
...always walk out of the room smarter than you walked in...
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Michael Vidovic
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Re: Motorcycle stand, compressor driven
still no joy. will resort to just jacking it up manually-need the exercise anyways.
...always walk out of the room smarter than you walked in...