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Mar 27, 2018
Very good for specific purposes
I bought this jack as an aid to support the rear end of my Harley-Davidson while it's on the big service lift. The jack works perfectly for that, and costs much less than competing products. If you're working on chopper or a big touring bike, you will need to remove the jack saddles. With the saddles attached, the jack is too high to fit under big bikes. But beyond that, it's solid as a rock.
May 15, 2018
Turns your loader into a forklift
These pallet forks are very robust and heavy duty. The only issue I have is that they don't fit on the front edge of my 4-in-1 Kubota loader bucket. As such, I have to open the front section of the bucket, install the forks on the leading edge of the rear part of the bucket, and then close the front section of the bucket down on the forks. Works fine, but you lose about one foot of fork extensions length and the raised front section of the bucket obscures your view. But if you don't have a 4-in-1 bucket, it's not an issue.
You may find it helpful to also order the fork spreader to keep them in alignment.
May 08, 2018
Fits but wiggles despite correct installation.
This is the second of this type of replacement mirror I've bought for my Nissan NV2500. The mirror looks exactly like the OEM product and fits well with very little modification. (Specifically you have to trim the plastic retainer button that secures the wiring harness to the sheet metal on the interior side of the door, but that's nothing.) The mirrors are attractive, and the motors and heaters work fine.
My gripe is that these mirrors wobble in the wind. There's no way to tighten or enhance the joint between the mirror base and the mirror head, and above about 40mph they bobble, regardless of the torque on the mounting nuts. It's really distracting ... but you can get used to it. I decided to just deal with it because the OEM replacement mirror is close to $300.
So that's the story. Just don't think you're going to get a Nissan factory-quality mirror. This is average Chinese quality control.