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i have been looking at some lifts to work with and found this
Does any one use a lift and if so what kind

Thanks

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I bought a used Handy cycle lift several years ago and added extensions for my X485 Deere. Love it and it is very heavy duty. I never worry about safety placing anything on the lift and use it more than I thought I would. Highly recommended. They are not cheap, but they hold their value nicely.

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Rider lift table

Hi i tryed this in the JD page and did not get much feedback I have been looking at some lifts to work with and found this
Does any one use a lift and if so what kind

Thanks

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Thanks for the info
i guess most people dont use them
That lift would come in handy, but it appears there's some safety factors here that need be address. These JD lawn/garden tractors don't come cheap, and with the cost of repairs/parts.etc., it looks like the tractor could roll off the lift and there goes the fat wallet.
I just merged your two threads. It's slow during the week sometimes.

I'd love a table, but space and money are both short.
I would love to have a table lift. Just waiting on the availability of funds.
Re: Rider lift table

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Got one of those in the garage too. Don't ride much since becoming a parent. A lift table would make it easier to dust off once per month though.
When I need my tractor elevated I use a floor jack to raise it then jack stands under the axle and or frame. How big are the tables when folded? How much do they hold?
we had a air operated cycle lift and one of my boys took it over to his place because he uses it a lot, anyway on the safety factor with a lawn mower, just get a 3 foot long piece of threaded rod, bend a loop on one end then drill a few holes in the lift platform, and put the hook right over the front end near a wheel and secure it from the under side, one wheel would hold it.

Rob
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I've been considering a lift table for my projects as well, funds keep getting used for project hardware before enough accrues for the table though.:dunno:

I work at a motorcycle shop and see the advantages, but one concern will end up being where to store it when it's not in use. Some of them have wheels, but still end up being 10-18" high when in the down position depending on which one you look at. My theory, if it's light enough to stand up against the wall, do I really want to trust it with my GT?

I would suggest getting one that will AT LEAST handle 1000 lbs. if not more.:fing32:
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Here is some info and pics of the one I purchased back in 2008, works great and I use it on a regular bases.


motorcycle/ATV lift. its by ,Automotive lift institute.
I LOVE IT , I got the XLT DT ,

length--with ramps 113"
width--42"
full rise--33"
fully lowered 7 1/4"
weight capacity --1,000 lb`s
shipping weight--700 lb`s
also included , motor cycle , front chopper extension kit.
Price w/shipping $850.00

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I have two. this one in the picture is good for 6000lbs. My other one has no tag but is built even heaver...

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