STKUSA Stark 1100lbs Motorcycle Scissor Jack Lift Wide Stand Hand Crank w/Dolly Bike Rack and Wheels, Black

In my plans to install an old aircooled VW motor in a beach buggy, I intended to use this. The top deck of the lift is not level and it changes as the lift is raised and lowered, so I'm going to have to rethink that plan. A hex head is at the handle end that is four inches high and an adjustable knob is at the other end that is three inches high There is a lifting action in the middle of that end. Raising the handle to 14 inches also raises the handle end to 15 inches There is one end at 9/16 inches high and the other end at 13- 1/4 inches high There is a 9/16 inch tolerance.

Eliseo Keller

| Oct 25, 2020

Buying a new computer required me to read lots of reviews. You will be pleasantly surprised at how sturdy and maneuverable the stand is if you set reasonable expectations. You can use it for projects, to store things, or to help when you need it. You can max out the stand out at 1100 pounds. You will be disappointed if you expect tiedowns and chock points like a work station table. Keeping tires off the ground, storing toys, and maneuvering things with ease are three things I use it for. In the event that you overload it or exceed the capacity, you'll be in for disappointment. As a matter of fact, it lifts my 2018 Polaris 850 quad as well as full size ATVs and ATCs. I also store small bikes on it. I APPRECIATE YOUR STAND. Be honest with yourself about your intentions and expectations, but be realistic.

Angela SWIFT

| Mar 04, 2021

I bought it to turn my motorcycle in the garage, but I have later discovered that this is not enough. To make it more functional, you need WD 40 and grease to make the casters and swivels swivel.

Ellison Charles

| Jan 17, 2021

There is nothing better than the Dolly! The stand appears to be well built and it easily lifts right out of the included metal wheel dolly. It is rock solid even with the dolly attached to it. In the photos, you can see that the dolly does not add a huge amount of You may not have a wide flat bottom on your motorcycle if you are considering it for one. I work for a foreign corporation- It is a bit wobbly on it because of that so I sunk two heavy duty eye bolts into the rafters of my garage to secure it and then used ratchet straps to secure it. It might have been possible to do it without a lift. I am sure, however, that it will make a difference when the time comes on my bigger 1,000 lb Harley FLHTK. It is a good idea to have something like ratchet straps on the lift however you choose to use it.

Kelly Gonzalez

| Jun 02, 2021

This is a low-cost and technically effective option. Although you will need a drill and a couple of ratchet straps to do this. It will be necessary to drill holes in the side of the scissor lift in order to attach the loops for the ratchet straps. If you plan to lift a bike or anything else that is not flat on the bottom or disproportionate, you will need to have a strap of some sort. Although it works, it is not perfect. There are no frills, the frame is very plain, it has cheap casters and cheap materials. While I wouldn't put my life in its hands, it is adequate if one has some support.

Andrea BURROWS

| Jul 09, 2021

The lift has to go very high to access the bikes, because the ground clearance is so high - it tends to drag then. . . With the arms moving past the center, there is a slight tilt to the plate. The lift will not have to go so high if I just put a block in the way. In other reviews, the wheels have been noted as being quite bad. With a heavier bike, it will be even It's steel and probably has a very high weight rating, but doesn't rotate well under weight, although it rolls fine. You might prefer better, but this is acceptable for smaller bikes for changing tires and even spinning them around if I tie a ratchet strap to them.

Dominic Vance

| Dec 13, 2020

Is it true that coasters are made of metal? It will work to lift the bike as it is very low to the ground, so I will secure it with boards. As I use a drill to fill the gap and hand crank it, I do not trust it being so stable. Make sure the bolts are tight for each job. It may be useful to rotate the bike on this tray while it is being stored. I have not tried that yet, would not recommend this tray for maintenance, would not let it sit on this unit for an extended period of time, would not leave it Adding eyelets to this once I decide to keep it is next on my list.

Carl Graham

| Jul 31, 2020

I bought it for use outside of its intended purpose. Rather than use it for food storage, I bought it to use for my large pizza oven, which we keep in our pantry and transport through our kitchen to our lanai and swimming pool. A lot of people are buying this product It's almost impossible to beat this existence, but it works like a charm! The scissor jack goes low enough for the cart and pizza oven to fit underneath the first shelf in my LP closet (on the floor), but raises high enough to allow me to prepare and cook our own pizza outside comfortably (from One more time. I find it to be a very robust, quality product and it works brilliantly on my application.

Gordon FORSTER

| Jul 28, 2020