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  1. Jan 7, 2022, 06:38 PM #1
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    Motorcycle scissor box lift - video

    Motorcycle scissor box lift. By Family DIY. 8:02 video:


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    Neat job, though I'd suggest cross bracing inside the scissors to reduce potential twisting, something we have to add to lab-jacks to increase stability.

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    Nice build. I agree with the cross bracing. I always end up pushing my stuff to the limits. I suggest making the sliding bar handle removable and making it possible to attach a drill or impact driver to raise and lower the lift.��



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