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stuxtttr 31-01-09 17:21

Great stuff also fed up with lugging big wooden blocks in and out the shed to use my mx stand, had thought about using an old car jack so now newly inspired will get fettling. rigged up with an old drill in place of the handle. great stuff.

statik 31-01-09 22:00

I grunt it on to a couple of axle stands.

http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...ge/Backsm1.jpg

pursang 06-02-09 13:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by hod0017 (Post 81357)
Looks fantastic mate!!! I should be doing one for myself!!! Thank you for the info and the idea !!!

Thanks hod0017. I'll post a link to another guys very creative homemade stand, this thread will have a bunch of ideas.

pursang 06-02-09 13:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxwell123455 (Post 81403)
Got one the same as lets gas it ups, and it does the job but it is heavy and very blucky meaning you can really store it anywhere apart from just leaving it on the floor.

But how did you use it on a varadero as its only got a plastic bashplate?

Just my dads got a varadero and he just bought a centre stand which does the job.

Love the cordless drill as well for spinning it up quicker:044:

I really should've pointed this out, the drill pictured is not your regular type, it's a heavy duty corded 1/2" tripple reduction model, it only turns 500rpm and has tons of torque, anything less will get burnt up !

pursang 06-02-09 13:16

Here's a link to another homemade bike stand.

http://bultaco.proboards50.com/index...lay&thread=288

jimthebrit 20-08-09 12:48

Guys

Just got my new bike lift, I did consider making one but with the weight of the bike and the materiels needed i bought one at a steal from these people http://www.teng.co.uk/mc480-sealey-m...c_10675_pd.asp.

Cheers

Jim

zensurf 30-05-10 14:44

Great stuff! Must try this at home!

Cheers!

ThunderDownUnder 26-05-12 11:56

Wow....
 
Wow...

I was thinking of making a scissor jack stand and low and behold this came up in my search for someting else

I already have a stand I made which uses a hydrolic jack but was contemplating a scissor one...

Any way - to any one who has made one of these - how stable is the scissor jack?

The jack i have wobbles a bit when raised

Cheers

Marc

Petenz 26-05-12 12:09

thats a kool idea...

I have a DRG bike lift... a waist of time on my bikes
have to lift them on to it...
I have used my hydrulic floor jack with 20mm ply bolted
onto it...works great but is a bit unstable.. needs a wider foot print..

Dual 26-05-12 13:50

Why do you need a lifting device?
Would a centre stand not do the same job, with added advantage that you can use it out on a ride when you have a flat tyre
Nice job though


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