Looking for a stand to secure and hold two-stroke grass trimmers for teaching engine tune-up and maintenance. Stand needs to secure the tubular frame.
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I would assume it will hold a Trimmer without a problem as far as weight goes.. It does Clamp down pretty tight Horizontally & Vertically.. I never used on anything else but a bicycle.. It's very easy to set-up and make adjustments and it's very strong... Hope this helped..
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I would assume it will hold a Trimmer without a problem as far as weight goes..It does Clamp down pretty tight Horizontally & Vertically.. I never used on anything else but a bicycle..It's very easy to set-up and make adjustments and it's very strong... Hope this helped..
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You got it. As to why it has a smaller hexagon on the other side, I can't really say. It doesn't fit anywhere on the the stand. but over time the middle scree may loosen and you can use that wrench to tighten it.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do. If you are looking for a lift stand, the Pit Bull stand is great, Pit Bull SS Rear Stand - -- I have a Pit Bull and a Black Widow, both are excellent but for different bikes and purposes.
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I got the Colonel Ichabod Conk Chrome Safety Razor Stand. That's the full name shown from Amazon. It tends to rest near the end of the forks, but it does stay on the stand.
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The stand is stable. It works great for my kids bikes (ttr-125 & ttr-125 big wheel), but in my opinion, it is too small for my bike. I have a DRZ-400 and it is hard to get the tires off the ground without some adjustment and even then, they barely come off the ground. Great for smaller bikes, not so great for bigger bikes. Good quality and price, but if I had to do over, I would buy something to get my bike a little higher. Hope this helps!!!!
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I believe you want one bike stand and that will support two bikes. I have no idea what the two bike stand is for over $100.
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No. The stand will keep the bike upright. With the weight of a rider on the seat, it would tip over and probably damage your rear wheel. A proper trainer would probably be what you would need. Perhaps your could borrow one.
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David , I feel this is a good stand and should work well, Just remember if you lift the rear, the front wheel needs to be locked and blocked so it will not slip to the right or left and will of course not roll forward off the stand. I would also try to stabilize the bike right to left considering the width, bags, guards, lights.I dropped a 19" wheel and the height of the stand allowed me to remove the wheel at a slant. good luck and be safe. Don D.
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I bought the Greenfield Rear mount for my kids MTB and it fit great. I also bought this kick stand from Amazon for my Novara Ponderosa: BV Adjustable Kickstand for 24 to 28-Inch Bike, Blackand it was easy to install and adjust....worked great for my bike.
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I am using it for plants. The stand is very sturdy. I am going to get another one.
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I don't own a 2 bikes stand, I guess it is 2 stands hold together by a bracket
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R MurphyI don't have an answer on that one. We have flat sidewalks here next to the grass and the Mclane works great.Sounds like a rotating head string trimmer might be your answer. Check out the lithum powered Stihl, pricey but excellent. Good luckPatLoomis Ca
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My application was for a motorised bicycle. I used the stand to hold the back wheel off the ground for kick starting the engine.It broke after a few runs because it couldn't take my weight kickstarting a 50cc engine. I weigh about 150#. It is a very nice stand if you don't abuse it the way I did. The hinge housing is thin cast aluminum and it just split open. If that were of stronger material or was a thicker casting it might have held up. I hope that helps you to decide.
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after several months of use this stand still works great. I use this stand for cleaning and maintenance on my road bike and mountain bike. I've had no problems with stability or functionality with this stand. This stand is easily transportable with the tripod legs and telescoping shaft.
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Sorry can't really say, but looks pretty universal on holding any bike. It should say in the description of the stand.
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No stand, but this price is fair for DBs only, (assuming you like these PowerBlocks; I don't). I'd advise finding a used end-table with a bigger surface than the stand; when you're tired from a tough workout, putting these back on the small stand can be a job in itself!
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Rear stand has everything to pick up rear except bobbins but I have a custom steel swing arm on 00 x1 so made my own adapters. Front stand picks up at bottom of forks or with triple tree adapters will also pick up by triple tree. Over all MPC stands are very nice and can be adjusted to many bikes front , rear or both ends at same time. Good luck and happy cycling