Trike jacks

[1sttimetrike]

I seen on YouTube the J&S jack for trikes but I can't find anywhere to purchase it, anyone know where I can find one?

 

[Papa Zook]

J&S Jacks has been out if business for over a year, so you wont find any new ones for sale.

 

[Burnerboy]

1sttime,
What I did was to cut three lengths of a 4X4 board approx 15 inches long, and then jack up the rear tires, and place a 4x4 under each rear wheel, and then jack up the front and put the last 4x4 under the front wheel........ this high'rrrr your TRIKE 4inches, for easier service'n..........
Warning: Be sure to place a wiretie on your front break lever, so your bike will not roll off the blocks........................

 

[Notgrownup]

Front on a block and rear on jackstands. This works for me.

 

[Phu Cat]

I had a bunch of 1X10's laying around and made ramps of of them for the rear wheels. It's easier to drive up those ramps than jacking up the rear and placing boards under the rear wheels. Use the wire ties for the front brake as mentioned above.

 

[pwhoever]

I was too lazy to build something with wood. I ended up buying 2 sets of RhinoRamps when they were on sale. I will either pull forward or back up onto the ramps with back wheels depending on what I'm working on
Then place a floor jack under the motor to get front end up high enough and slip a single ramp under the front wheel. Sometimes I just use a single ramp up front and just drive into that ramp. Again it just depends on what I'm working on.

 

[Burnerboy]

Front on a block and rear on jackstands. This works for me.

Aaaaaaa another great idea (actually, better than mine) cause with the jack stands, your TRIKE can not roll... good suggestion, thank you.........

Ronnie
11/6/24

 

[Notgrownup]

I’ve got a small scissor block jack it helps, it all depends what part of the bike I’m working on. I really would like a lift.

 

[Sheriff42]

Every once in a while, a J & S will pop up on a “for sale” forum. Unfortunately, it doesn’t happen too often. I check every few days.

The company was based about an hour from my hometown in Wisconsin. I really regret not getting one when I could have.

 

[BIG DENNY]

Harber Fright buy sone 4 wheel moving dollies they work great for me