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eazy move one here. Its been great.

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some ideas in here^^

 

I have the Eazymove and the aluminum one from Whiplash ( Site sponsor )

Both are great. The Eazymove is steel therefore considerably heavier.

Don~

 

I just got the J&S air lift, works awesome and very well built.

 

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I also have the EZ Move as well as the Whiplash lift from Ken. Give an A+ to both. EZ Lift is great for moving around the shop as well as outside and the Whiplash for lifting it for all work. Good option to have both.

 

Is it just me or do they seem over priced

 

I just ordered the Extreme Max 5800 aluminum one and I really like it.

 

Is it just me or do they seem over priced

Easy to build yourself, also. Very simple design.

 

I have the Eazymove and the aluminum one from Whiplash ( Site sponsor )

Both are great. The Eazymove is steel therefore considerably heavier.

Don~

On the eazymove site they show standard and long track version. Would you know if standard works for renegade

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Any one have plans on how to build one

 

Any one have plans on how to build one

One of the Yamaha sites has some plans on building one. Google search should do it for you.

 

On the eazymove site they show standard and long track version. Would you know if standard works for renegade

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I have the standard version and it works with my 1200XR Renegade.

Don~

 

One of the Yamaha sites has some plans on building one. Google search should do it for you.

I built it
Very heavy as i built out of steel
Wanna say all said and done. It cost me 200 dollars with steel jack bolts ans some spray bomb.

Ended up selling it

I would deff go aluminum as the steel ones are to heavy to move around and or store

 

I have an easy move lift. Its definitely heavy. It works well but unstable when moving around with a sled fully up in the air. Also the casters get stuck on anything.

 

I looked at the aluminum ones, the steel one was very sturdy. You can even climb up and sit on the sled if you want. Casters roll over small items. Was expensive but I do not need to store it, shop has plenty of room.

 

If you search, you will find all kinds of threads on lifts.. Even Plans

 

If you search, you will find all kinds of threads on lifts.. Even Plans

What Pit said.

 

I would also add to what 800_XRS said----Aluminum or steel lifts are unstable to try and move with the sleds lifted high.

Don~

 

Mine is very stable and the T bar handle makes it easy to move

 

Biggest issue with lifts is some or most dont have adjustable back supports and with the new sleds having chaincase and calipers stick below tunnel

Sled eds up teatering on those spots

 

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