How much torque does the input shaft require to raise a motorcycle or ATV?
1771937
It requires muscle and a 7/8" wrench to raise the jack. I wouldn't suggest an air wrench.
1771938
I am not sure, I did not measure how much torque. I raised my 670lb Harley using a socket and a 16" breaker bar. It went up and down smoothly with little force. I did put a small amount of grease on the screw first as the directions indicate.
1771939
I have a full dresser Yamaha that weights about 850 dry and put the stand under it by myself and pulled the bike up and raised it up level with a 1/2" ratchet. I have also used it under one of the wheels of the car with the same ratchet. I hope that helps.
488184
Depends on the ratios but on street 40-50 and you will have to stabilize the shaft if not then the torque will bend it
487923
I converted my harley davidson sportster into a trike and it lifted it up easily, the only thing is that you will need to watch out because I would not trust leaving your motorcycle lifted on both wheels with this jack, I would buy a more professional one for this matter. It looks like the motorcycle can tip over.
803751
Sure, it'll work using an ATV (I use a Honda 450 Foreman) BUT... the grabber is really difficult to open to hook to something. I've found that I've had better luck with wrapping a regular ol' chain around, whatever I want to pull out, 3-4 times works as well as or better than the grabber. If this model had the handles to open it, like the next model up, then I'd recommend it... otherwise NO.
1276958
These instructions are mostly for dealers that may be using large wrenches. 9 ft lbs is not very much torque. You should get about the right result by tightening firmly using normal key from a torx set.
715786
There are 3 settings for torque on this gun - one could use the medium setting then finalizing torque by hand with a torque wrench to the exact specification you desire. 500 lbs is a lot of torque however. I use this on the high setting when I'm only torqueing my truck wheels to 150 ft lbs and its ok as long as I don't torque overly long.
1461383
It depends on how many pounds of torque you're using. They are fairly strong. But anything above 35 ft lbs wouldn't be too smart. They are great with the T-handle ratchet though. Great for motorcycles. But you should never use an impact on a motorcycle anyway.
1181587
yes sir, your bike wet is 281 kg or about 620 pounds, it lifts my 681 pound heritage softtail. good jack, for motorcycle.
1063673
My 800 # atv with me on it ( 1000# total) goes up with no problem. They are steep so it would be hard to push something up by hand.
1750654
You should use a positive displacement pump. Check to see if your ATV has ports in the engine so the engines oil pump can be used.
459635
Shaft????? Or shank, If you talking about the shank yes it is very solid, However didn't work my truck because it has a 10inch lift, so the shank was too short , so I had to buy another shank, which was a longer one that cost me about $200. If u have a non lifted truck or a small lift on it you'll be fine .
2203933
They didn't make a Brute Force or a 650cc ATV in 98. So no it will not work. It will work on any Brute Force 650 or 750 from 2005-2012. Prior to 2005, there was a Prairie 650, but I don't think this will fit it.
1446075
Forward torque is 200-950 lb ft. Reverse is 1250 lb ft. I would lightly use the first click (lowest) for tightening lugs. Then check with torque wrench.
778359
These machines are not built for hvy use. 250 # is probable the very max. I loaned mine to a friend who weighs over 200# and the trans axle broke. I suggest buying a sturdier machine.
1350046
Don't now what size it is considered but my advice would be to get a winch instead, I have some voltage problems with my ATV as I have had to replace the starter and stator before, sometimes the lift will only lift a few inches off the ground and no more, if I spray a little WD-40 on it when its cold like it is now it works better, but I plan on getting a new ATV with a winch for the future.
1762929
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1436923
The DW292 generates an output torque of 345 ft lbs. Unlike an air tool, it's not designed for adjustment. if you require a specific (tightening) torque value, you should utilize a torque wrench. I hope this helps.