Will this jack fit under a 1994 goldwing SE and lift it with no problem?
1170373
I have a 2007 Harley Road King, when I go to put the jack under the bike I have to pull the bike off the kickstand ( Harley leans over a long way when on its kickstand) then it slides under the frame and can lifts it up so that both wheels are off the ground and it could go much higher if needed. hope this helps.
1170374
Not sure mine is still in the box because I had to move and haven't tried it with my Harley yet.
237587
I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
1063096
No. You will have to lift it a few inches with a stock jack first, then the big jack will fit in the space. A stock is the one that comes with a new car.
786275
Hi A.p---We have a Ford Mustang Boss 302, which is a low-rider. This jack is compact so it will easily slide under the car. We use it to rotate tires annually. We also have a Ranger and this jack would work but the truck sits high so we opt to use a floor jack on it. The jack kit is well-equipped with even a triangle reflector.
1921194
Yes it will. I'd recommend a level or small lift with the lower offset though.
174253
I think that would work. However make sure your bike is light enough for the lift to work. Not for a Harley road king. Also, when making a turn the bike really leans over. I didn't care for it.
1130851
Yes it should bolt up to your jack. Make sure you can access the bottom of the saddle mount to bolt up the trans jack. Also, your vehicle will have to be raised up high to get enough clearance for your floorjack, trans jack and transmission when removing.
1153764
Look on the existing lift support. It will have a unique part number that can be cross referenced
529610
I don't see why not. It lifts my Harley Road Glide off the ground which is a similarly sized bike. It does not drift back down like a hydraulic jack it will keep its height perfectly. Hope that helps.
2135448
I have used this jack for the same thing and it did a good job for me . good luck
666834
I purchased this jack when changing out the motor in my Harley Bagger and it works perfecly
916466
Not a lot of room. You would probably be better off adjusting the center tire mount outward and mounting the jack under the tire. That would help avoid the theft of jack but you would need to remove tire to get to the jack.
1395514
This is a stabilization Jack ans is not meant to actually lift anything. That is likely why there is no lift rating. If your putting it on a camper as a stabilizing Jack it should work fine.
241772
No, this jack is designed for passenger cars. You would need to purchase the SUV Jack that is designed with the lifting point mounted on, approximate, a 6 to 8 inch stem. Simply search Amazon.com for an SUV Jack, and one should immediately come up
1437751
It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
1852961
The jack is exactly 4" high, so it should work, as long as you can get the slot on the top of the jack lift pad to line up with any lip on the car's undercarrige.
1912939
I have two of these jacks. The one is on trailer that has a 3"x3" arm. There is an additional mounting hole that would for an additional inch, so it should fit.