Will this lift a 500 pound motorcycle?
1761608
I think it will. I've sat on and kickstarted my old Honda 350 while I had it lifted on the stand. My bike is pretty narrow at the rear axle so the rests have to be extended pretty far inward. If your bike has a wider rear end the lift will flex less as less inward extension of the rests will result in less leverage on the frame of the lift.
1015314
It probably would work fine for that assuming the mounting pattern can be matched up. I am not that familiar with motorcycle engines. My engine was about 650 lbs and it was definitely beyond the capacity for that . Once the engine was stripped down to the block it was much more manageable to roll it to move it around
274915
I would think so.I've used it to lift up the whole front or back of a Ford Ranger, and Lexus RX300.
962777
I am not sure what kind of bike you have, but I have a Harley softtail, that weighs over 750lbs, and I have used this jack to move my bike easily around my garage. I would recommend getting straps to help secure the bike, this would be a great item, and its just being safe. I have moved my bike without the straps and have had no problems.
145073
For loading � a 3200 lb boat it's more than adequate. Dead lift would be risky as it is designed as a boat trailer winch.Best I ever had for my Lowe roughneck 1760 with a Merc 90/65 jet.
2132790
yes it will lift it, i use it to pick myself out of a wheelchair and i 'm 220 lbs
1306761
it is an attachment so it connects to your bench yes 500lbs would be the max weightdale
59765
Yes it will do your harley just fine best lift i ever had work great on my v-star and my wifes 883 harley
1194513
This isn't a heavy duty ramp. We had a lightweight motorcycle - Suzuki gz 250 - and loaded it on the back of an rv, which is pretty low to the ground. The ramp lay was just about right at that height, and it could still be a struggle. I'm not sure how heavy your bike is (a dirty bike would be much lighter than our motorcycle, for example) but with a lifted vehicle the pitch of the ramp could make it an impossible task.
526606
I haven't had any problems and used it to life a small motorcycle. It is going to depend on how and where it is attached to as much as the weight you are lifting.
107578
it should lift it, don't know about impact.the only thing my jack goes up but wont come down.not sue where to send it back to.
1418315
It lifts my Harley Street Glide all the way off the ground but you may want two for stability during long term storage.
174253
I think that would work. However make sure your bike is light enough for the lift to work. Not for a Harley road king. Also, when making a turn the bike really leans over. I didn't care for it.
274914
I have a double door van that weighs 6000 lbs and it lifts either end no problem. I would assume an extra 300 pounds gross wouldn't make a difference. That's probably only going to put a few extra pounds on the jack since you aren't actually lifting the entire 6300 lbs with the jack.
864624
No - it does not support the motorcycle, it only provides a chock for the dent wheel
1771938
I am not sure, I did not measure how much torque. I raised my 670lb Harley using a socket and a 16" breaker bar. It went up and down smoothly with little force. I did put a small amount of grease on the screw first as the directions indicate.
859817
This will not work for you. It wouldn't even lift my KLR 650 without problems.