Torin Big Red Motorcycle Jack Floor Lift Stand on 2040-parts.com
Redding, California, US
Torin Jacks Inc Big Red Motorcycle Jack Folds for easy and convenient
storage
Use tiedown straps to secure
Maximum capacity: 1500
lbs.
Lifting range: 5.125" to 16.625"
360 degree locking swivel
casters
6 locking positions
Handle included for easy
movement
Replaceable bottle jack included
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