Jack stands

Doing first service on my Yamaha RSV with Hannigan conversion.
I'm lifting the trike to pull the rear wheels.
Where do I put my jack stands.
Thanks

I figgured it out. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Motorcycle Mike;293218]I figgured it out. Thanks.[/QUOTE]


Well don't leave us hanging, where did you put them :confused:

[QUOTE=Sully;293226]Well don't leave us hanging, where did you put them :confused:[/QUOTE]

Under The Trike.....Duh...!!!!!!:cxtv::laugh::laugh::qpnmt::laugh::xszpv:

I put them under the rear shock mount.

I hope I'm right/ok with this....A friend and I just replaced the wheels on my trike. We used the tabs on both side of the differential, one side at a time. The "tabs" are slight protrusions on the left and right sides of the differential and we used a small canister jack.

That's where I put mine, been doing it that way for 6 years now, no problems. (rear shocks)

There is a frame behind the axel that is very sturdy. I put the stands there and it was solid. Nothing appeard to bow or bend. Anyway, I got the service all done and the trike is back on the ground and ready for next weekend in the mountains.
Thanks! :Dorag:

[QUOTE=Motorcycle Mike;293311]There is a frame behind the axel that is very sturdy. I put the stands there and it was solid. Nothing appeard to bow or bend. Anyway, I got the service all done and the trike is back on the ground and ready for next weekend in the mountains.
Thanks! :Dorag:[/QUOTE]

Lucky dog I love riding the N.Georgia,Tenn.N.C. area. I'm definitely going to try and do the Maggie Valley rally. it's been 2 years since I've been there and I'm having withdrawals !:xzqxz:

Get ahold of CarbonOne, he makes a lift adapter with legs that is built to lift the RSV with a hannigan kit. Works great and has legs so you can remove the jack.

Thanks Jay.
But the last I heard Larrys stand didn't work with floorboards.

[QUOTE=Motorcycle Mike;294073]Thanks Jay.
But the last I heard Larrys stand didn't work with floorboards.[/QUOTE]

I can't speak to that, no floorboards on ours.