VIVOHOME 1100 Lbs Steel Wide Deck Motorcycle Lift ATV Scissor Lift Jack with Dolly and Hand Crank Bikes Garage Repair Hoist Stand Black

For the price I was not expecting much, but it turns out this is the real deal. Heavy gauge steel, casters seem to be good quality, paint (powder coat?) seems robust, feels very stable with heavy parts on it, and even when using the provided 'pipe' tool the platform is quite easy to raise with a load. This past weekend I used it to pull and then install a rebuilt differential carrier in a car on jack-stands, was so much easier and safer than trying to balance the thing on a floor jack! Planning to use it to swap out the transmission next, will update this if there's any problems but right now I'm very pleased and confident in the product. (edit: pulled the trans and installed a new one, this little platform made the job so much easier!)One thing I didn't quite realize until I had it in-hand, the lift platform and the wheeled base are two separate pieces. The platform sits in a deep pocket on the base so there's zero chance of it slipping out etc, but it's worth mentioning because it means you can take the lift off the wheeled base to gain another ~1" of clearance, or if you do not want the platform to be able to move while supporting parts like your exhaust etc.When adjusted correctly, makes for a pretty good shop stool too :)

Just came yesterday and already have my Honda Fury on it today. Was as simple as bolting on the castors and putting the lift platform onto the tray. I used the supplied socket for a few turns and then used a socket with 1/2 inch drive ratchet, which is much easier. The supplied socket will work in a pinch. Lifted my Fury up with ease, with both tires off the ground. Easily moves any direction on my smooth garage floor with the solid steel castors.

The design and functionality is perfect in close quarters; however quality control missed on the inboard thrust bearing's keeper which was way to oversize for the threaded shaft and needed additional support to prevent the thrust bearing keeper from slipping.My fix was to install a double split shaft caller that fit the shaft (with a tighter tolerance) to back up the loose one on the threaded shaft...It was a short money fix and Amazon had the parts and received them in an overnight delivery...This will also work on snowmobiles if you are working on the front-end skies or you can find the center of balance point and spin your sled 360 degrees on location with little force...

Worked great. The jack can be lifted out of the tray and used without the wheels. The wheel tray can be used for other things. Tough powder coating with a nice finish and substantial mechanicals.

Although I did not purchase this to lift a motorcycle, I’m sure it would do that just fine. I have used it to lift my garden tractors. I even loaned it to an HVAC professional while he was installing new ductwork on my roof. He was so impressed with it and how much it helped his installation that he was going to order several of them for his service technicians. Great price, compact design, lifts multiple types of heavy items, wheels make it easy to position items during installation. Multiple uses not just for motorcycles.

The jack works great and lifts my 450lb motorcycle like it's nothing. However, the rotating caster wheels were tight when it's was new but still rotated. I added a little waterproof grease but they did not smooth out. After using the jack and rolling tray 3 times, 3 of the 4 casters are locked up and won't freely rotate anymore so it's a major pain to try and roll around. It is useless to me now and I can't open or loosen that interface because it's riveted together.I would not recommend buying this combination with the rolling tray.

I've been using this product for over 6 months to roll my Kawasaki Vulcan 900 (685LBS), up against my garage wall so both my cars can can fit. So at least three times a week I would lower the bike to ride, then raise it back up. It was working great but last week the threads just gave out and dropped my bike while lifting it. Luckily I was able to stop it from falling over but it could have been much worse if this were to happen while being stored. I had the greased it fairly heavily so it wasn't like it was dry. Bottom line is that I think this lift would be okay to occasionally use to lift the bike for maintenance, but not to be used frequently.

Works good