Harbor Freight Coupon - Motorcycle Lift

For anyone interested, Motorcycle Classics September/October issue has a Harbor Freight coupon for their 1000 lb. motorcycle lift for $299.99. The regular price is $599, and it's regularly on sale for $400 or so, but seldom at $299. The coupon is good until 12/28/12. The pros and cons of this lift have been debated on this forum a few times, just search for "harbor freight motorcycle lift".

And, no, you can't have my coupon, I plan on using it later this year.

You may find another subscriber on here that will share theirs, or you can sign up for the magazine for $30 and get your own.

 

Was that coupon emailed or the paper sale flyer?

tks
M

edit: just read post closer.

 

Same-same in current Car & Driver and other mags.

 

I had a Handy lift before the HF lift. Handy gets props for being a pimp ass lift and if I was taking mutiple bikes on and off a lift everyday I would get another for sure. At 1/3 of the price the HF lift does a fine job with just a little more effort.

 

Does that lift have multi-position mechanical lockouts? The website says it has a lock, but I can't see it in the pic and just wondering if you can lock it in several positions.

 

Mine locks in 2 positions but I have left it for days up and unlocked and it has never come down on its own. I lock mine because my little son is in the garage a lot.

 

At least I can see the Harbor Freight lift in person. I'd like to get something a little nicer and more substantial as I plan to ABUSE IT !! I just can't find a place that has any other lifts for me to look at. I'd buy immediately if I could find what I'm looking for and could see it in person. Oh well... Patience is a virtue.

 

Been using the hf lift for about 7years . Replaced the front chock with this one from hf
http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcycle-wheel-chock-96349.html
the coupon code for
chock 94254529 item #96349 $26.99
lift 35378420 item#91764 299.99 http://www.harborfreight.com/1000-lb-capacity-atvmotorcycle-lift-68892.html

 

Why would you replace the wheel chock with that one? If you do that then you can put bikes in backwards which from watching my suspension dude do alot of work, is very useful.

 

Hey this one looks interesting !! Thanks for the tip !!

 

http://www.redlinestands.com/catalo..._111/kernel-1500-lb-motorcycle-atv-lift-table

Hey Mongo, does this look like the same lift you have ?? I wanted more pictures and found this on another site. I wanted to see the locking mechanism up close. The lock system looks kinda chinchy but that is the problem with not being able to see the stuff in person. This thing weighs 780 pounds as opposed to the other one that weighs 462 ??

 

If your interested in one like Mongo's let me know and I can provide a quote shipped... Click Link Below..

 

I bought the HF one with the same coupon a couple years ago.

I wound up replaceing the wheel chock with this for $99 http://www.derekweaver.com/update/TX-VISE_Motorcycle_Lift_Accessories_Product.aspx?id=119

I've had my HD on it backwards, front end off, works great.

Great lift for me.

I like the hydraulic better than the air.

 

if you have a northern tool close by... they sell stand along air over hydraulic rams you can retrofit your $299 lift with.

 

You do realize you can scan in the coupon, post it here and share with everyone... Or take a good picture of it and post it... My phone has an app that takes a picture and converts it to a pdf which would work perfectly for this situation.

Edit: I'm adding the coupon...just print it out, save it to your phone or whatever and take to the store to redeem.

 

Your link didnt work for me.

Can you PM me a price. If possible I could pick it up if they are anywhere around ATL.

Thanks,

 

Damned WERA Classifieds...

Anyhow Mongo got his from my wifes company.. Pace Tools is actually a customer that they sell too.. They can do the following Picked up in Norcross for a $50 Dock Fee...

I have the VML 1000 And it is awesome... Mongo has the 1500...


VML-1000- $575
Vise-$75


VML 1500 Vise and Sides included $950

Marc