🏍️ Extreme Max Wide Motorcycle Scissors Jack - 1000 lbs. Capacity Review

Very good jack. I use it to raise my 2015 Harley Road Glide Special so I can clean the wheels without moving them forward/back. The motorcycle is very stable on a stand without the use of brackets. I would comfortably leave it on its stand overnight or in storage. I would recommend installing a 7/8" socket on the drill press (low speed) to raise/lower the bike a little faster. I highly recommend this jack.

I've done everything you need a jack to do with this jack and I love it. It's relatively light, easy to store, always works, and has enough room to fit under my bike. The bike has never been dropped by this guy. I jack up my 99 Road King to change front and rear tires, change the oil (just gives me extra room to put the ratchet in there), pull out the outer and inner primary, do the electrical work and just lift it up off the ground. for convenience. This socket is great for that. My bike sat…

I looked at the Harbor Freight Jack and bought it first. Too big and bulky for my limited garage space. I didn't want to mess with the assembly either, so O sent it back. A quick search led me to the Extreme Max jack. It works great and is very inexpensive. How often will I use this, I didn't want to pay a lot of money for a motorcycle lift. It's really easy to use and the flat platform is wide and long enough to hold the motorcycle (Harley Sportster) securely and firmly. I really wouldn't use…

Bought as an accessory to use with my Vulcan 1500 table lift. Works great, lifts my 800lb 1500 with ease. Easy to use, very strong and durable. Nice wide platform and smooth jack. I've always been fiddling with my bike and having a jack certainly helps a lot when working on the suspension and frame. This particular jack did everything I needed. beautiful. I don't know if I would recommend carrying the full weight of the bike, unless you could somehow stabilize it I would be afraid the bike…

Package arrived on time and undamaged. It seems that the elevator is built of durable material and sturdy. After reading all the comments about the stand I thought most of the comments were meaningful enough to make my own decision and buy a lift. Once I had the lift on the ground which was firm and level I lifted the lift under my HD FLHTCU (approx 890 lbs - wet) at first it looked like the lift could lift the bike but it had to be dropped off; be discontinued; be deducted; be dismissed . in…

Good stand at a good price. I use this to raise my Harley Vrod for minor maintenance and repairs. It feels a little flimsy and tends to flex to one side (they support the heavy side of the bike). I got worried when I saw it, but it didn't break (hehe). I even left my bike and kept it for almost a week. I recommend you center the front wheel and attach the handlebars to the rear footpegs. I prefer a manual lift for my project because I've read reviews that hydraulics tend to lower slowly and I…