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Would this work?

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asp125

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Saw this on Harbor Freight's site.
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http://www.harborfreight.com/High-L...4916b&utm_source=1021&cid=mEmail_s1021_c4916b

Think it'll work for Spyders? Haven't measured the track width of my Spyder yet. Specs say 50.5in center to center of tires and the Can Am specs say a 59in front width... so maybe.
 
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I looked at the spec. for this lift and it's a 300 pound max. The track isn't wide enough and would have to be modded by a competant welder/fabricator. It would need alot of structure as it looks to wimpy to lift the weight of a :spyder2:.

I have a H/F lift that lifts the whole :ani29: easily. Many of us have a simular lift, and with jack stands and a block for the rear wheel is very stable.

Wimpy jacks can cause::::::::::: Kaos
 
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