We had our Gl1800 triked recently and I'm about to change the rear end fluid for the first time.
My question is how are you all lifting the trike to handle jobs like this.
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We had our Gl1800 triked recently and I'm about to change the rear end fluid for the first time.
My question is how are you all lifting the trike to handle jobs like this.
Sometimes I back her up onto low ramps, sometimes I use a floor jack to jack each side, either to slide ramps under tires of jack stands under frame.
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I picked up these today. Works great !
[QUOTE=CrystalPistol;587024]Sometimes I use a floor jack to jack each side, either to slide ramps under tires of jack stands under frame.[/QUOTE]
+1, that's how I did it on the Honda ... left the side with the drain lower ... :D
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I back mine up on ramps and then I use hydraulic jackstands under the axle to give me more working room.
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I back mine up on ramps and then I use hydraulic jackstands under the axle to give me more working room.[/QUOTE]
That's about how I'm now doing it :)