how does it fit on the lifts that have a center post?
1720153
I have not used it to transport the scooter on a lift. My scooter fits in the car.
1720154
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. My lift has an arm that comes down to hold the chair to the ramp. I put the cover on after I raise the ramp and take it off when I lower it. It is solid as shown but there is enough play for my purposes. Great cover if its what you can use. The picture of it is exact if that helps any.
1720155
Hello Vickie, we have a Tri-Lift system on the back of our SUV. It has a center post that lowers and rises to lift up my husbands scooter. The cover works fine with the type of lift we have. The cover fits over the scooter and has straps that go under the scooter to secure it. The straps did come off, I may have been pulling them too tight, but a quick fix on my sewing maching. Hope this helps.
1720156
This is a bit tricky. It is not so much the center post but the arm that swings down to secure the chair/scooter as the hoist raises. As this arm will get quite tight against the seat of the chair/scooter, you need to be careful to leave some slack in the cover or you will tear it It takes a little trial and error, but after a couple of tries you can see how loose to leave the cover so the arm can tighten against the chair/scooter without harming the cover.
1703025
Tough question. I am running 285 and know that 295 will fit, which is a 33. I personally wouldn't run anything bigger without an actual lift kit, unless you are willing to deal with rubbing.
665366
mounting brackets are specific to the vehicle you will have to find that part number of the brackets and order them, I do like mine and should be fine on the higher lift
288631
As far as I know the will fit any standard pick up bed with post holes for a rack. I found installing them is easiest if you remove the screws all the way. Insert the bull rings then use the ring to pull the base up high enough to set the screws. These things are the best. I use then to tie down my quad and whatever. Nothing moves and these (so far) have not bent. I should have bought them a long time ago.
452425
It mounts on the center handle bar post. There is a bracket that mounts where the handle bar cap is in the center.
1657136
You need to remove the barbell first. If I recall correctly, the barbell fits back on top once you lift the seat.
1451094
It does sag a bit ...it's not a perfect fit. I tightened it by placing a grommet in the center of each down flap while drawing it tight with fishing line to each corner post. The material is so much stronger than what originally came with the gazebo it's worth that little extra effort
1702702
Males bikes with the center top bar fit best on this rack. I purchased a top bar to put on my female bike (no bar) so that it would sit on the rack correctly. The removal bar is easy to put on and remove. The bike sits on the rack better with this adapter.
1027588
There are adjustable straps that go around the handlebars and a stablizer bar that sits against the post. So it should fit most handlebars.
511815
Not sure how the BodySolid hooks and bars fasten to the uprights, but given the diameter of the holes in the picture, it looks like larger pins you must remove and reinsert--you might want to double-check this. I have the F430, and it looks identical except for the diameter of the holes; on the F430, there are integrated spring-loaded pins that don't come out of the hook/bar pieces, so moving them up and down is very easy and yet feels very secure. If you go to the BodySolid website you'll see that the support bars also lack hooks on the outside, so you would need to add a second pair of hooks if you wanted to do lifts outside (eg, standing presses that would take the bar higher than the inside of the cage would allow).
666214
I bought this rack with the 6' Olympic Black Bar w/ Chrome Sleeve OB-72UL also sold here on amazon. the bar works with this rack just fine. The sleeves sit just outside the uprights. Not a whole lot of room to rack the bar when your done so keep that in mind.
1683511
I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
944417
The RE 1600 is built for 3.5 - 4.5 inches of lift but I have also heard of people with 2.5 inch lifts installing this TB so I believe you would be good with this TB!!
1819992
Yes, it will fit. You'll have to get creative to get it in around the center support, but I have one and too and I was able to get it situated.
681077
Depending on what kind of post you have and distance you will have to make or buy the piece to connect the smaller C or U portion. I used a piece of angle iron and bolted it to the post, connecting the C latch portion to the angel piece, hope this is helpful
2227913
We have two different water coolers at the office with center posts and it fits just fine. Unless clover has a special center post it should fit fine. This product is really awesome!
683183
It might come close. I ordered about 4 or 5 different lifts and although they were made very well, none of them really seemed to fit the bill. If you want to be sure to get the correct fit, you need to order custom made orthodics.