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| | | thanks4thefish42 | | Set |  |  | | Reg. Date | : | 11/11/2010 | | Posts | : | 269 | | Location | : | High Springs, FL, United States |
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| | Posted : 16 Jul 2012 - 17:15 Post title : Motorcyclejacks.com universal lift adaptor-can someone measure their bike's frame? | | | I was on the Kawasaki Vulcan forum and it seems that a lot of Vulcans have the oil sump lower than the frame-I guess the same engineer works for both companies. 
It was an old thread with some good ideas.
One was this company:
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scroll down to the universal lift adaptor.
The ATV jack has some nice features- the built in stops as well as the wide extended supports on the base that fold out
I wrote to them and they asked for some info-
It may be possible to lift your Triumph Tbird using the MAL-2 adapter. I need to know the distance from the frame bars to the ground and distance between the bars to b certain. 
It's a heavy sucker at 95 lbs but looks like it's got some real support and would last a lifetime.
This was the original post:
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The V-lift and the board lift looked interesting.
I may give the adaptor place a go when this (non military) maritime assignment is over in the fall. I'm far from the bird but it's not forgotten.
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| | Post edited by thanks4thefish42 on 16 Jul 2012 - 18:50 |
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