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Raising a f3 limited
Bought a 17 f3 limited a few weeks ago. Was just able to join spyder lovers. Already done a few things to it. Don’t know why I didn’t do it sooner. Came off of a 650 burg man. My 79 year old bones don’t like laying down to clean it. Thinking a harbor freight mc lift is in order.
Question does the leveling rod need to be disconnected before lifting it off the ground?
It has automatic leveling.
Thanks
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First off. Welcome to the forum. I have a 2018 I just lift it. Don't unhook anything. I wouldn't turn the key on while lifted or the compressor will fill the bag. Did that on my RT I had. Didn't hurt it. It was just sitting high up in the back. It releveled itself. Just watch where you lift. Make sure your lifting on the frame only. Some parts sit low.
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Originally Posted by toolie
Bought a 17 f3 limited a few weeks ago. Was just able to join spyder lovers. Already done a few things to it. Don’t know why I didn’t do it sooner. Came off of a 650 burg man. My 79 year old bones don’t like laying down to clean it. Thinking a harbor freight mc lift is in order.
Question does the leveling rod need to be disconnected before lifting it off the ground?
It has automatic leveling.
Thanks
It is safest to drive it up onto car ramps. Cheap at Harbor Freight.
2014 RTL Platinum
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Ozzie Ozzie Ozzie
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I don’t see how lifting the bike would hurt the leveling arm. Now if you disconnect the rear shock bolt then it would be an issue.
2016 F3 Limited
2019 Ryker Rally
2014 Suzuki V Strom 650
2020 CSC TT 250
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Originally Posted by Highwayman2013
I don’t see how lifting the bike would hurt the leveling arm. Now if you disconnect the rear shock bolt then it would be an issue.
I Agree only if shock bolt is removed.
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Thanks for the replies, each one was very helpful. I’ll probably make some 2x8 ramps for each wheel and drive it up to stay level. Found a ramp with 2 rollers you can drive up on and then spin the wheel by hand, it’s 22 dollars at Harbor Freight.
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