Yes... exactly and the video does it really well a set of combination wrenches and a simple torque wrench the bar type will do watch the video it's a simple job. a bottle jack and a pr. of jack stands or something like that easy take your time and do it. For what they want for labor you can buy Jack stands and wrenches and still save money. Fred
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Yep, I got a hundred pounds or so of factory brackets in a pile...prolly should put them in the recycle bin.
Kevin
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Ride does feel better than stock. I have mine set you for my wife and I. I'll tell you this, the more weight the better the ride becomes. epper:I installed them myself, trike had less than 500 miles on it. Pulled it in the garage, grab a beer, (Beer)walked around the bike and went to work. :bo: Took right at 2 hours to complete. First thing i notice was the handling. :Trike1: Can't go wrong! There's is a small issue...the smaller your hands are the better. :good:I don't have small hands.
You’re probably a little like me I take something off put it on the side and never throw it out because I always think you never know I might be able to use it for something Else’ my sons are always telling Me why don’t you throw all that junk out but then every so often i get a call from one of them!! “ Hey dad do you happen to have such and such piece/nut Bolt laying around in your junk pile? Then after an hour digging through my junk I have it and I can tell him see aren’t you glad I didn’t throw it out
The bottle jack out of Mary's F150 was tall enough...but if it wasn't I would put wood under it to make it tall enough.
Where we have lifted it up...ONLY One side at a time, is on the blocks, circled in red below, right were the tie down loop is. We did not lift on the actual loop, but on the two heavy blocks that are circled.
Feel free to call anytime.
Kevin
