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Thanks Man. Been looking for something like this for awhile.

trianglelaguna wrote:

i just talked to plummen and found out another trick.....see he leaves his motorcycle table smooth with no openings but found that cutting a round opening in his rolling chair helps......he can keep working on the bike even if he gets one of the side ache, corn fed,nebraska country shits stirring up in his waste gate....he just rolls the chair over a foot or two for sanatation and lets it rip ,no problem and never has to leave the shop......

plus it will keep those flies from buzzing around his face for about 20 minutes.....

Holy friggin' moly Tri...got me rolling in the aisles again!

Harbor Freight for me and it works nice for working on my mowers and snowblowers

gettin too old for crawling around on the concrete

just put a wheel chock on it,now its a one man job to gettin it tied down,very safe now.

i have a strip down harley i ride but this Police bike with cowling and other stuff on it is alittle hard loading on the table.......all most drop it but with wheel chock it is alot safer for me.

finished my build today and got a chance to take some pics o f my variation of the lift table, i am limited in space so I couldnt use an atv lift as an option, I got a RV scissor jack and used it as a lifting device, the legs are from Lowes, i made two sets , one for with a bike and one for without, when i have no bike to work on I can raise it up and use it as a standard work table, I welded up a socket on a rod to twist the scissor jack and had to notch my wood to insert it when lowered





this is the lift totally raised
I use the half legs for a bike as it doesnt need to be that high
the scissor jack is for leveling an RV
you can see the removed wheel clamps under the table, they bolt on and were directly taken from the plans in previous posts in this thread, I used a large c clamp to pinch in tight
a piece of flat steel is lag bolted to the underside of the lift to support to stress of the scissor jack
as u can see it easily lifts a PBR straight up

i guess its time to put a piece of plywood on top of my milkcrates!

How about this one, concept from pics off internet, design by me, Your seeing it with the chassis jig mounted to it;)
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$20 in hardware.....scrap wood......a rainy afternoon.

90x36

Might actually get around to finishing the KZ now.




I hinged the top at the center, with hinges at the rear legs. Creates it's own ramp that falls forward as the bike's weight rolls on. Then the rear panel falls back into place to brace the rear.

No Fuss, No Muss

Just wish the sheathing had been 10" longer to accommodate the rear stand a little better.

Thanks for the plans, Kawickrice and OMR. Built the table this past weekend with my son works great, just need to put on the rope to raise the supports. Will be starting on his
bike soon. then mine Thanks again.

Thanks in advance

I wood love to have a set of lift plans

clueless

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So simple. I like it. Roy

wireman wrote: i guess its time to put a piece of plywood on top of my milkcrates!

www.aerostich.com/aerostich-aluminum-wheel-crate-workstand.html

I put a 2x16 on two milk crates. Sweet.