Getting close

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Got the new shocks on and the DK bearing retainers installed going to put the body back on tomorrow ,then wait for dry roads.

[rhino 2]

Got the new shocks on and the DK bearing retainers installed going to put the body back on tomorrow ,then wait for dry roads.

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[PosseRider]

Good job Steve.

[Fearless]

Great work once you sucked it up and take off the body it all gets so much easier and no longer intimidating good job. Good opportunity to clean road dirt also.... Fred

[Jack Klarich]

Great job Steve

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Yeah well poop wrong picture lol.

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Hope this is the right one lol. Yep all buttoned up all that's left is to reinstall the DK Custom remote oil filter relocation it and wating for a decent day.

[Seaweed]

Nice shop and lift setup.

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Nice shop and lift setup.

Thanks, small but I make it work.

[Trampas]

Looking good, what kind of lift is that by the way?? Curious how you got the rear wheels on it since it looks like a single lift

All for now Trampas

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Looking good, what kind of lift is that by the way?? Curious how you got the rear wheels on it since it looks like a single lift

All for now Trampas

Its a Handy lift that I modified by fabricating some pans from sheet metal, since the the lift had a 1 3/4 hole on both sides in the back I drilled a 1 3/4 in both pans then I bolted one pan on then slid a 1 3/4 black pipe thru the hole until it bottomed out then measured the width of the other pan then cut the pipe so it would just clear the inside of the uninstalled pan, reinstalled the pipe bolted the pan on and it just so happens that when the trike is on the pipe is all most dead center of the wheels. As far as removing the wheels I put two bottle jacks under the tie down loops then jack it up and place jack stands under the trunk area.

[jcbrew]

Its a Handy lift that I modified by fabricating some pans from sheet metal, since the the lift had a 1 3/4 hole on both sides in the back I drilled a 1 3/4 in both pans then I bolted one pan on then slid a 1 3/4 black pipe thru the hole until it bottomed out then measured the width of the other pan then cut the pipe so it would just clear the inside of the uninstalled pan, reinstalled the pipe bolted the pan on and it just so happens that when the trike is on the pipe is all most dead center of the wheels. As far as removing the wheels I put two bottle jacks under the tie down loops then jack it up and place jack stands under the trunk area.

Looks good, I wondered if they were welded on or bolted. Does the lift have any trouble with the weight of a trike ?

[Trampas]

Its a Handy lift that I modified by fabricating some pans from sheet metal, since the the lift had a 1 3/4 hole on both sides in the back I drilled a 1 3/4 in both pans then I bolted one pan on then slid a 1 3/4 black pipe thru the hole until it bottomed out then measured the width of the other pan then cut the pipe so it would just clear the inside of the uninstalled pan, reinstalled the pipe bolted the pan on and it just so happens that when the trike is on the pipe is all most dead center of the wheels. As far as removing the wheels I put two bottle jacks under the tie down loops then jack it up and place jack stands under the trunk area.

I thought it might be a handy lift for the color of it, doesn't mean another brand might be the same color but have never seen it. I know the harley dealers around here have handy lifts, must be popular for harley dealers, just saying, have been in 5 dealers and that is the lift they have. From what I have seen most dealers have the handy for a trike and then everything else is single like the one you have, a few years back had a chance to buy a handly lift in pretty good shape for $800 but I passed it up, sometimes I regret that but my J&S trike jack works good for me.

Thanks for the reply

All for now Trampas

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Looks good, I wondered if they were welded on or bolted. Does the lift have any trouble with the weight of a trike ?

No as long as my compressor has at least 100 lbs of air.