Here's a possible easy safety upgrade to your older lifts. Rather than weld a stop at the end of the track, just drill a hole and put a stop bolt on. That way, when the bearing finally wears out and need replacing, you can take the lift apart easier. Very quick to do, and you don't have to prep for welding. Only thing you need to do is figure out where to place the bolt and the size and length of the bolts. Tom Mack (fm Mack Trucks)
@johnjohnson2855
7 ай бұрын
30 minutes to tell a 10 min story. I’m glad your ok!!!
@conradmorin1891
6 ай бұрын
Really, John. >>>Kevin didn't force you to watch his full video. Are you always so critical of people with integrity, as empathy. I applaud Kevin for bringing this matter to light, as he may save someone from serious injuries, or death.>>>Kudos to him, and he also showed gratitude & appreciation to this company, "Handy"......now, that is positive, as enlightning.
@davideutsler8104
3 ай бұрын
I don't mind listening to him, I've learned alot by keeping my mouth shut & listening...just saying @jontnoneya3404
@renerivera3801
7 ай бұрын
Great video. I hear you about loading Harleys on lifts. 30 years ago I could load baggers & everything else by myself. Now I'm 72 & can't load a light bike on my lift. I Installed a 600lb wench on the front right corner of my lift. I have a Handy 1000 lift with the 8" wide extensions. Made & welded a "L" bracket out of some steel I had laying around. The wench has a wireless remote control so I can sit on the bike & let the wench do all the work. It is the safest way for me to load any bike onto the lift. I only need a 600lb wench. Loading heavy baggers are 900lbs plus & I get it. You don't need a heavier rated wench because we are talking about loading rolling weight. I have done this process several times & it works beautiful. I know it is expensive to have to install a wench on every lift in your shop. Maybe install on a couple of lifts for the heavy baggers. Just a thought. Hope this helps.
@dieselsoggydog6299
7 ай бұрын
I've been looking for a lift, after this video, I'm sold on getting a Handy.
@larrys.3992
7 ай бұрын
Thanks Kevin! I worked 32 years operating power plants. Dodged a few bullets during my career. It's those little things that will get you.
@paulg5835
7 ай бұрын
So glad you weren’t hurt. It’s also great to see a company that actually cares and appreciates their customers.
@RKelling
7 ай бұрын
You just covered one of the biggest worries I have working alone in the motorcycle shop. The Handy company has ammaazziinngg product! Thank you for doing more than just flashy repair videos!
@glenngarver687
7 ай бұрын
Very happy you’re Ok! Thank God for that and thank the good folks that build the Handy motorcycle lifts for their due diligence to provide a very SAFE product for us to use! 👍🙏
@Big88Country
6 ай бұрын
Glad you were not hurt Kevin!! You have SOLD me on the Handy lift. When I buy one from these guys I will be sure to mention your name and channel as the man who sold me on this lift! American Made STILL means something!!! I hardly ever comment but I wanted you, and Handy to know this. GOD Bless Brother!!!
@ChipsPlace1952
7 ай бұрын
Kevin, I gave been in the market for a lift for a while now. I have cruised the manufactures from stem to stern. IF any of them had the slightest thought of being made in an Asian country, it was not considered. Handy was my pick. Based on your video, there is no doubt where I will be purchasing my lift. Keep up the good work.
@thomaskirkpatrick4031
7 ай бұрын
Kevin, since you've changed shops I've noticed you by yourself. All the safety equipment, safe practices can go wrong. You're out there at all hours of the day and night, you need to hire somebody to be out with you.
@stevenjacobson8177
7 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. Kevin. I will be buying 3 of these shortly. 🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@albertkinney8021
6 ай бұрын
Converted a warehouse lift to a bike lift designed my own locking mechanism love it keeps the wheels free and I have a table on each side of the bike. Glad you are okay you are right safety is a must for sure.
@flyboy1ron
7 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video. I just went out and checked mine. It is in the tracks like it should be. I got mine from a closing motorcycle shop about 5 years ago. It is an old Handy lift. We just picked it up and put it in the back of my truck, and then lifted it off the truck and put it in my garage, not know the proper way to lift it or thinking this could have happened. I have used it on several of the motorcycles we own and love it. I like the features of the new lift, but don't use it enough to justify getting a new one. Thanks again for the safety tips, I will remember this when moving the lift in the future. Ride Safe.
@victoriabrockman5473
7 ай бұрын
I will definitely keep that in mind if I need to move mine. Glad you're ok.
@christopherjamesb7751
7 ай бұрын
First and foremost, glad to hear that you came out without any damage to yourself or any bike. Secondly, thank you for all the great information about lifts. I am not currently getting a lift, but am looking at getting one in the near future. This information is very beneficial in helping me decide what to look at and for. You are always a wealth of good ideas and advice. Thanks for being YOU Kevin.
@jameslanning8405
7 ай бұрын
Great you weren't squished by a bike! A good reason why most mech shops don't let people stand around in the work area, around the lifts and machinery. And... I know this is a hard thing to hear... But sometimes, a mechanic can... "Make a mistake..." Aaaah! I know! That was brutal! The truth can be so vicious at times! It was great Handy went on to even fix an issue that had been in their designs for years. Have a great week Kevin!
@bradmilkowski8490
7 ай бұрын
I have an old Handi and I'm so grateful for your help. I also add a small loop strap around the front rim and wheel chock
@robertgriffin3285
7 ай бұрын
I learned the hard way also. Was injured working alone in a printing plant operating a printing press with no one else in the building. With over twenty years experience operating all types of printing presses yep it got my hand. Lucky I was able to get loose and drive myself to the hospital. Never worked alone since. Thanks for your reminder!
@mikeprior6898
5 ай бұрын
Glad to see your ok with no injuries
@paulypaulypauly8011
7 ай бұрын
There is another option that is rarely discussed - I sunk my lift into the garage floor. It’s at floor level, so no safety problems getting bikes on or off. There are a couple of disadvantages though. You need to own the floor, and (once finished) the lift is there for good (until you decide to move, and fill the hole with concrete). Overall, it’s been a good decision.
@biglog5112
7 ай бұрын
I had the same experience with HF lift that your dad had. The bearing exploded while my bike was in the air. The other side lasted a little longer, the it exploded and the bike went down. The air cushion stopped it from ruining my bike. I put good bearings in it, but it not a quality product. I would buy Handy from now on!
@brandot.7466
7 ай бұрын
Thanks Kevin I have a sam 1000 and I am moving the shop in 2 weeks. happy you did not get hurt !!!!!!
@dave79fx
7 ай бұрын
I have a Coats now and I have used the old Handy lifts. I would choose Handy for my next lift. Glad you are ok
@mikegreendale6936
7 ай бұрын
I would say BLESSED ! , No such thing as luck ....
@billdonohue2389
6 ай бұрын
I have that lift but I have the extension wings on the side. You can ride the bike on the lift, no run at it, just go slow both feet on the ground, and the bike goes right on the lift. Side stand down, dismount, the tie the bike as you described. I welded caps on the ends of the bearing tracks to prevent what happened to you.
@mikedanaher3413
7 ай бұрын
Glad you or anyone else wasn’t hurt. Glad to hear a good American company stands by their products beyond the warranty. 👍👍👍
@bryanmontgomery4050
3 ай бұрын
Mine is getting a stop installed on each end of the tracks asap! Thank you very much for this information sir.
@geoffreyjones2000
7 ай бұрын
I appreciate this video, stay safe
@rickcasey611
7 ай бұрын
Good to hear that you wasn't hurt or bike damaged. The way Handy treated you, says a lot about the company. Well done Handy! Be safe pardner!
@willboyd7794
7 ай бұрын
Hello all I also have two of the older Handy lift!! I checked one of my lift i found that the rollers off track So tomorrow I’II set it on it’s side and set it up Then I’II check the second one I’II check in tomorrow The update I inspected both Handy lifts One was fine the second one was off track Like Kevin said pull up on the front it pulled up Next I laid it on it’s side and slid the bearings up Aired it up and down a couple of times Thanks Kevin for this video Cheers
@johnweisYamaroler
7 ай бұрын
Without you giving a little PSA about the incident, most people would never tell on themselves to alert the public of a danger to themselves and others. Thankfully it was a cleaning thing that the lift failed. We want you to know that you are doing great things and need to keep your expertise alive and well!!
@twinstickwizard3941
7 ай бұрын
When you put the strap on don’t drop the hook through the slot and up through the hole. Thread the hook down through the hole and up the slot. Seems backwards but if the strap goes loose just a tiny bit it can’t fall out. If you come up through the hole it can fall out.
@schachat01
7 ай бұрын
Hi Kevin-glad that you managed to dodge a bullet, and you have taken the time to share the lessons learned on safety when operating motorcycle lifts. My early career was in the aeronautical industry and I am a keen watcher of a program on National Geographic called Air Crash Investigation. The key takeaway in these true life events is that after each crash analysis is to learn from the incident and make improvements to technology, process, procedures, human behavior etc to hopefully avoid a reoccurrence in the future.
@edwardaambrosanojr3320
7 ай бұрын
Hey, Kevin! I’m glad that you’re safe! Thanks for the video!
@SmittyInVegas
7 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. At 61 years old, & many crazy moments, It’s still great to be here. God bless you and everyone here. Smitty.
@moustachemike7128
5 ай бұрын
One thing i need to do is non skid or use maybe wire mesh grate or thin metal trailer grate on my lift ramp..its not a steep angle but man it is slick..and the rear tire want to move out from under it even just pushing it on..I also put eye bolts in for the front tie down..took off the screw clamp and installed the trailer wheel lock system ...makes it safer and easier to tie down the bike ..Great info here Kevin thanks again for sharing..Peace
@JoeFurtado-xv5no
7 ай бұрын
So happy that you’re ok and this video has made my mind up to pay the extra for a new handy lift vs something else. Thank you for this video so very important to put this information out
@jdflhr
7 ай бұрын
I did the same thing when I moved my SAM 1000 years ago, lifted under the table, not under the legs. I was fortunate that I tested the lift first before I put my bike on it! Just pure good luck that I did that first. Now, since that time, I use two ratchet straps under the bottom of the legs, front and rear, then the straps go over the table which secures the legs up under the table. Then you can move that lift without the bearings running off the track.
@chuckbert3117
3 ай бұрын
Putting a bike on and off a lift always gave me anxiety, so I came up with a great way for me. I went to Harbor Freight and bought a small electronic winch with a wireless remote, I hooked it on the front of the lift. On the end of the cable I have a short SS bar that I bolted straps to. Those straps strap on tho the engine guard of my RK, I have Velcro on my turn signal housing and the remote, I fasten the remote to the housing and I have complete control of the winch with my left thumb. My lift is wide enough for my feet so I can easily and slowly under control put my bike on and off the lift. This has worked great for years, I think I paid 50.00 for the winch and 50.00 for the battery.
@Ky-Alf
7 ай бұрын
Great video good thing to know I have 3 handy lifts in my barn and a bike on all 3 most of the time. I've had them longer than you have. Never had an issue. Great product. I move 3 years ago to Kentucky. My question to you is have you thought of saw cutting out cement the size of your lift digging up dirt pouring new cement with rebar to be able to insert a lift to floor level height get rid of ramp if need longer it is simple to do raise it up block front and rear add ramp or like I do have one that is a utility lift trikes up to 10 over front ends. And stock bikes. In the floor is safesest way. I work on my motor cycles constantly including deep cleaning. # 2 suggestion I'm in my shop daily ALONE ok my smart watch has fall detection, a phone verbal calling, 911 keypad also. But crash sound and fall detection is my partner. Just adds a little more safety to you. Keep those great video’s coming. Now I'm going to respect my lifts. Good job. Thank you so much
@michiganborn8303
7 ай бұрын
I'm surprised those tracks didn't have stops on the end to keep the bearings from coming out. Glad that nobody got hurt and nothing got damaged other than some under roose.
@fredflint1797
7 ай бұрын
Wow they have addressed every concern I've had with my old lift. I did end up putting the side extentions on just to have somewhere to put my feet while loading my road glide ultra by myself. Too narrow and slippery to balance without them. I really like the idea of a longer ramp. I've had the rear wheel spin and slide sideways on mine. Hose routing and especially spring loaded foot pedal are a big safety improvement as well. This video may if not probably will save damage, injury, or lives. Super important info!
@bigjoe6814
7 ай бұрын
I always have my cell phone in my pocket when working on my own in my workshop ..2019 bad accident with a Stanley knife could have gone very wrong for me but I managed to get help because I had a means of communication to hand..
@SLED649
7 ай бұрын
Great pearl of knowledge Kevin!
@leonardstanford1877
7 ай бұрын
I have two old Handy lifts & have never had a problem ! When I do move them I strap the legs to the table just to be safe ! Thanks for the info !
@josephcivita1450
7 ай бұрын
With Handy lifts if you're not paying attention you can pinch the air hose on the way down. At that point you can't raise the lift.
@ridethepace6005
6 ай бұрын
I was attempting to lower a lift gate on a rack truck at work and didn't notice that the last person ( a loafer wearing manager who used the truck in violation of company policy for personal use ), put it back up incorrectly. As I activated the hydraulics, the lift came slamming down , all several hundred lbs of it and slammed open on the safety chains. People were standing nearby, but we're not hit. Thank goodness because it would have paralyzed or killed someone. The safety team , of course, swept it under the rug. Always inspect your equipment. You never know what someone else may have done or not done. Glad you walked away from this.
@philperrin8725
6 ай бұрын
Glad your able to tell the story from the right side of bad
@reddevil331
7 ай бұрын
Well sir, I had so many things to say, with your content I have to wait until the Very End to realize you've put all the in & outs of your content into the conversation. I've always heard Handy was the best and you've confirmed the last 15 years of listening to friends and family saying "if you're going to get a lift spend the money and get a Handy" great stories and great info! Appreciate you giving us your knowledge.
@kevin6070
7 ай бұрын
Very nice lift!! Now that was a attention getter 🙏 very close call for a disaster , stay safe 👍🏻
@cherryhillchiofarm3476
6 ай бұрын
I been wanting to get a lift for a few years now I know what 1 I'm getting so thanks.
@tonyloc2788
2 ай бұрын
Kevin, thanks for all your videos and info. Glad you came out of this unscathed! Only question, you don't have ONE person that works with you/for you?
@michaelmalone6858
7 ай бұрын
Keven gotta tell you your correct about moving a lift in a truck. When you get new ones, they band strap them so you can lift from the top. While your talking Handy lift safety you might want to remind folks to grease the pivot shafts, on gen one lifts it was a bolt not a pivot tube with grease fittings. I know because when I was a young tech in my first HD dealers ship I was given a lift to use and other than how to operator it was told nothing. So after a year or so one day I was raising the lift with a bagger (FLH) on it and was removing the oil drain plug when boom, oil goes every when the lift and bike falls to the right on top of me. Oil every where, several techs come running and go flat on there butt, one broke his arm. So suffice to say, MAINTENANCE! Today I am retired but still own two for projects.
@toddbrock239
7 ай бұрын
Thank you for the message and video.
@frankavellino6659
7 ай бұрын
1st, so glad you're OK. I've always been concerned about the cheaper lifts and max weight close to the bike weight. If I could afford a better lift I would but current shop is to small.
@davidvanbrunt4233
7 ай бұрын
Handy has always been the best !
@davidnadeau6441
7 ай бұрын
Kevin Very credible video! I would suggest adding a 1.5" or so nut and bolt at the end of each track in the interest of safety. Be safe please
@inkydoug
6 ай бұрын
Here's another scissors lift safety tip I discovered the dangerous way: Don't lean anything against it. If you go up, that object will fall against the "scissors" and maybe stay upright yet. If you lower the table, the table will hit it and possibly flip the table over, or like what happened to me, the object (11 ga. sheet steel) will come flying out like a spring.
@james6275
6 ай бұрын
There suppose to be stoppers at the end of the track so those rollers do not roll out. Thank goodness no one got hurt or killed
@SteveNielsen-m2l
7 ай бұрын
Glad you are alright Kevin . I think I will take a closer look at my lift
@meathead2676
6 ай бұрын
A 30 minute complaint. I would recommend taking more time off because Chasing the Dream will lead to being over stressed out and no time left in life to get it back..🫵💯 the top of your finger is gone for an example..
@windsurfed1
6 ай бұрын
Great information to know. Thanks for making the video.
@supercoupe1993
7 ай бұрын
Handy has always been a standup company. I still have my old old electric lift. I am in the market to get a new lift…. Handy just reaffirmed that they will get my business! Thanks Kevin!!
@goodboyringo9716
7 ай бұрын
Very nicely done video, the way you pointed out everything .
@dougcox2537
7 ай бұрын
Very Good Video. I am glad you are okay. I believe the Good LORD was looking out for you. I have watch many videos of John Hagee Ministries and he talks all the time about the Bible telling us that we all have 2 Angels surrounding us everyday. I believe that too be true. Also I believe your good work Habits played a role in keeping you from getting hurt. That is why you did not load a bike on it. Maybe you should think about having one of your relatives check in on you every now and then. If, I ever decided to get a lift I know which one I would want. Stay safe and God Bless! I hope to see you soon.
@randywl8925
6 ай бұрын
I'm not a cyclist, but enjoyed the video. For those with these older lifts, do a retrofit. Drill a 3/8" hole at the end of the railing where the bearing came out and insert a bolt, maybe double nut the bolt. The bolt would do the same as the new models welded in plate.
@peteosinga8845
7 ай бұрын
Just bought a Handy BOB 1500 love it, only disappointment I got the wings and the trike extension but I found the two items do not work together. Either use the wings or the trike extension not both at once which leaves no place to put your feet.
@SlickWhiskey
7 ай бұрын
I worry about this daily, every time myself or my guys load and unload a bike on the lifts… thank God you weren’t hurt my friend
@roadkingrider6532
7 ай бұрын
Wow it looks like the channel that the bearings run in should have a lip on the full bottom length of the channel. Also end caps to prevent the bearings from coming out.
@dextergleason9421
6 ай бұрын
I’m glad you’re safe. I like the Handy lift. I am in the market for one for home. I will be buying a handy lift for sure. What is the location of the new shop? Thanks for sharing another great video.
@davidares4337
7 ай бұрын
I'll keep my eyes open for a discount code! I'm sold! Ready to buy
@lifeisgood4519
6 ай бұрын
Excellent safety tip; thank you for the context. Handy for the win! Love mine!
@rodneyluque7535
3 ай бұрын
OUTSTANDING!!!
@gregrose6915
7 ай бұрын
Great Video Kev. Would have been nice if you had shown how the safety locking system worked.
@janbrittenson210
7 ай бұрын
It seems like if not there already a useful addition to the newer models might be a transportation lock... Doesn't have to be anything fancy, just some well-aligned holes for a couple of bolts and nuts. While it doesn't seem the newer models are prone to the failure mode of your older ones, it still seems like it would be helpful when moving the lift, this way people can carry it and pack it any which way is practical without have to deal with it telescoping.
@tdragger
7 ай бұрын
I have the same older Handy lifts, they even survived when my shop got flooded. Glad you mentioned greasing the pivot as I never have but will be checking. Thanks for doing this video.
@mikekares-b8q
Ай бұрын
Sounds like a good company that HANDY . I'm currently looking for a lift .
@danielnichols9049
6 ай бұрын
Great info as always!
@Savannahjbo
7 ай бұрын
Ive been using them for years in several shops and have never seen that!! Ill be adding stop tabs to the ones at my shop this week! im also a solo owner/operator.. good job handy !! Ive had to reseal some older used pneumatic cylinders Before, usually in a shop with no water filters and lazy ppl who never drain tanks .. tends to chew up seals .. i love the updated airbag, that will outlive us both haha .. again another great vid.. my shop is half paid for, I shld rent it out (Savannah Ga) and find me 3 or 4 acers and come work with you !!
@edsmith2562
7 ай бұрын
Well now, I am going to my shop and installing a 3/8 bolt in the tracks just beyond the highest notch of the rest leg. FYI, I have always used marine fogging oil to lube the air cylinder about every year, because I wont run lubricated air in my shop.
@ryancoakley2796
6 ай бұрын
Awsome man thanx for the info iam gettin mine ordered!!!
@bobgoes4129
7 ай бұрын
Thank the Lord for your safety, you’re one of the good guys we can’t afford to lose, best always, B.
@therealrobertbirchall
6 ай бұрын
I use a parallel trammle lift. No bearings to come uot a simpler safer system than the scissor lift. You coud weld some stops on the bearing tracks of the scissor lift to stop the bearings running out of their tracks
@DOUGLIFE-Caintmakethishitup
7 ай бұрын
I don’t have one, I’ve used others lifts, all from harbor freight. Scary really doesn’t describe the feelings I’ve had during said lifting of the bike and work being completed…nerve racking. I made blue prints so I could make my own version. Definitely happy I haven’t bought or built yet! This video is quite literally a blessing to me Kevin. 💯 The liability involved with putting others motorcycle up on one has kept me away from them thus far. Gonna go on over to Handy’s site now. And seriously??? I don’t see how you have anytime to sleep crazy man!!! Until next time hoss!
@1crazypj
7 ай бұрын
I worked at MMI early 2000's and have seen that happen many many times. It's very common for people to pick up the table when moving them around especially when there is no fork lift available which is quite common in many small shops, or, when you need a fork lift operators licence for insurance purposes. Either weld a plate on, or, easier way, drill a hole through and put a bolt in to prevent roller over-travel. It should have been done in initial design Personally, I don't like them and have never liked them even though they are probably the most common lift in USA? I've also seen many of them fall over, the wheels and slide mechanism are just too narrow the flat concrete floor isn't the issue. There is a major difference between a $400 HF lift and a $1,700~$3,000 dollar Handy lift, you know buying a cheap one is more like buying a kit of parts that needs putting together and modifying to work properly
@2kanchoo
7 ай бұрын
Wonder if a person could weld a gob on the ends of the track so it would be physically impossible to come out of the track. Good on Handy for being such a stand up company. I've had problems with products and looked simply for help and was told dunno, dunno, or can't help you. Edit: just finished video and saw they capped the new ones. That's good.
@dciimho2798
7 ай бұрын
Call it what you will (everyone will have their own opinion). Devine intervention, luck or the moon was in the right phase, whatever. Just glad you weren't hurt when that lift let go. Your transition to the new shop and doing 99.99% of the work by yourself was simply amazing in my view. Looking forward to more videos from the new shop.
@DaleWalkerHoleshot
6 ай бұрын
Glad your ok, I just ratchet strapped my handy lift closed, and dollied the rear without the wheels. Also strapped the dolly to the lift as well. Then installed a small winch in my little trailer to load by myself. Cheer's DW
@TutTut-what
7 ай бұрын
You stay safe, Kevin. I've learned so much from you, Doc harley, and KZitem in general... I've had 5 Harleys, and I do all my own work if possible. I think I speak for all of us jug-lovers... We need you! Also, it takes a real man to admit something, no matter how severe, was his fault in front of the world. Respect+++
@robertturriff9836
7 ай бұрын
I would love to come buy and watch you sometime if I could when you work on a trike I have a 2022 triglide, and the wife has a 2015 heritage softail.
@charliewright4840
7 ай бұрын
Glade U are okay.
@o0Hotiron0o
7 ай бұрын
Thank you Kevin
@brucelund5788
7 ай бұрын
Did you join East Hickman Fire Rescue, looks like a great Dept. I just retired with 23 years at Lowman Volunteer Fire District, Captain at St 72, hope to visit your shop someday!
@nhzxboi
7 ай бұрын
Working Class 8 truck alone is a similar but even more deadly concern. I don't do it anymore but I used to. Go to work at 2AM just cuz it was nice to have no one around. Pull a trans, pull an engine...whatever. For me anyway, I like working alone...no need for gab and babble. However, there is definitely a safety benefit of having someone around to notice if things aren't right. I'm stabbing at the end of my career at 55 and could care less...wouldn't be the case if I were younger.
@pwalms65
7 ай бұрын
Outstanding video and advice. Very happy that no injury to you or damage to any property happened. Greetings from the MS gulf coast
@gradyturner3367
6 ай бұрын
my handy lifts dont use hydraulics at all.... its a pnuematic (air powered) cylinder..... yours are probably fancier thsn mine tho....prayin for your continued success and sayin hello from Arkansas
@josephcivita1450
7 ай бұрын
I have a Handy lift and I'm not crazy about it. I have 2 hydraulic 2000 lb capacity 4 foot x 8 foot tables made by Southworth. They go lower to the floor and raise up higher. And they are large enough that I can roll a full dressed bike on them and put the kickstand down. From there I can strap it upright if I want.
@louswain3240
6 ай бұрын
I've recently retired from 30yrs as Harley Mechanic. I would say it's the most dangerous due to the frequency of loading/unloading of the lifts in comparison to test rides. In my experience they're almost even....
@genebulford8636
6 ай бұрын
Glad that no hurt no pain an you came out of this on the good side. Thankyou for a honest an truthful video , you just may have saved a lot of guys from a huge accident an what we should be looking at on how these lifts are made,Thank You an stay safe!!
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