Thinking of buying one, not too much choice and it seems the Clarke is most popular at about £400. Heaviest bike to lift is a Honda ST1300. If anyone has advice on what features, build quality, safety etc I should look out for, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks, Steve.
Hydraulic work bench
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Hi I bought one about six years ago from ebay it was about £250 and came from somewhere near Lichfield. It has no manufacture's details on it but looks identical to the Clarke one. I bought it when I was having my garage built, so it is sunk into the floor which means I don't trip over it but you lose a bit of height. The things you have to look out for are max weight (mine was 250kg and copes with a Cali III no problem)and make sure that you have the height in your garage, be wary of screens.
Cheers Jak
Cheers Jak
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A lot of them are much the same spec, albeit with a different label on.
From previous research I've found that the hydraulic tables tend to come in 3 different lengths and have a capacity of around 1000kg, so choose one that suits and fits the space your intending to put it.
From previous research I've found that the hydraulic tables tend to come in 3 different lengths and have a capacity of around 1000kg, so choose one that suits and fits the space your intending to put it.
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i got this one last year (thumbs)
lifts the tiger ok quite stable in use
and a decent wheel clamp
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-HEAVY-DUT ... SwEppUN8A- cheers vince
lifts the tiger ok quite stable in use
and a decent wheel clamp
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-HEAVY-DUT ... SwEppUN8A- cheers vince
What if the hokey cokey is what it's all about
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Today I bought one of these https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke- ... -atv-lift/ I went off the idea of a full bench due to lack of space and you still need to jack the bike on the bench to take the wheels out. B)
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Alot of these ramps are sealey but re badged I've got the sealey mc450 works well and you can fold it away if not in use
Mind you it's always in use
Mike
Mind you it's always in use
Mike
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These guys sell a lot of their ramps via Amazon, eBay etc
http://www.kmsdirect.co.uk/tools-equipment/liftingtools
http://www.kmsdirect.co.uk/tools-equipment/liftingtools
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OK it's just that I know sealey have supplied in numbers to other manufacturersPeirre wrote:FTFYhornet wrote:Alot of these ramps are generic but re badged I've got the sealey mc450 works well and you can fold it away if not in use
Mind you it's always in use
Mike
You can fit a lot of them on a 40 foot container
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