This robust all-steel construction motorcycle lift operates on either a heavy-duty foot-operated h...This robust all-steel construction motorcycle lift operates on either a heavy-duty foot-operated hydraulic pump or a pneumatic pump system with a controller and ram assembly. It features a safety table lock device to prevent accidental lowering, an adjustable front wheel clamp, and a wheel stop bar. The removable rear panel facilitates easy rear wheel changes. The base assembly is fitted with transport wheels and lock downs to ensure the lift remains stable during use. The table surface is stippled for enhanced safety and grip when loading motorcycles. Supplied in a wooden crate.
Key Specifications:
Capacity: 450kg (1000lbs)
Operating air pressure: 90psi (6.2bar)
Air inlet: 1/4"BSP
Lifting range: 180-815mm
Working height 1: 540mm
Working height 2: 730mm
Maximum height: 815mm
Closed height: 180mm
Working table (L x W): 2200 x 680mm
Loading ramp (L x W): 600 x 550mm
Rear-wheel removal panel (LxW): 690 x 245mm
Weight: 141kg
Dimensions: 227.0cm x 71.5cm x 31.0cm
This guide is for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics looking to safely lift and work on motorcycles. The Draper Motorcycle Lift offers a robust and stable platform, making maintenance and repairs easier. However, it requires a suitable space and some initial setup. This guide covers the features, setup, usage, and maintenance of the Draper Motorcycle Lift.
All features
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum weight capacity of the lift?
The Draper Motorcycle Lift has a maximum weight capacity of 450kg (1000lbs).
What air pressure is required for the pneumatic system?
The pneumatic system requires an operating air pressure of 90psi (6.2bar).
What are the dimensions of the working table?
The working table dimensions are 2200mm x 680mm.
How do I lower the motorcycle?
Carefully disengage the safety lock and slowly release the pressure using the control valve (hydraulic) or the release valve (pneumatic). Always be sure the area below the motorcycle is clear of obstructions.
What type of maintenance is required?
Regularly inspect for wear, lubricate moving parts, and check hydraulic fluid levels. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.
What is the lifting range of the lift?
The lifting range is 180-815mm.
Is the lift suitable for all types of motorcycles?
It is suitable for most motorcycles up to 450kg (1000lbs). Check the motorcycle's weight and dimensions to ensure compatibility.
Troubleshooting
Lift won't raise.
Check the hydraulic fluid level (if using hydraulic pump). If using the pneumatic system, ensure the air compressor is working and connected correctly. Check for leaks.
Lift lowers unexpectedly.
Check the safety lock is engaged. Inspect for hydraulic leaks or issues with the pump.
Motorcycle is unstable on the lift.
Ensure the front wheel clamp and wheel stop bar are correctly positioned and secure the motorcycle properly. Check that the lift is on a level surface.
Pneumatic lift is not working.
Check the air compressor is supplying sufficient pressure (90psi / 6.2 bar). Inspect the air lines for any leaks or damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High weight capacity suitable for most motorcycles.
Multiple lifting options (hydraulic or pneumatic) for user preference.
Safety features like table locks and wheel clamps enhance user safety.
Removable rear panel for easy access to the rear wheel.
Stippled table surface provides excellent grip.
Transport wheels and lock downs ensure easy maneuverability and stability.
Cons
Requires a suitable workspace due to its size.
Initial setup is required before use.
Weight of 141kg may require assistance for moving.
Air compressor required for pneumatic operation.
May not be suitable for very small or lightweight motorcycles.
Requires regular maintenance to ensure proper function.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Unpacking and Assembly: Carefully unpack the lift from its wooden crate. Some assembly will be required. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for assembling the base, ramp, and other components.
Hydraulic/Pneumatic Setup: If using the hydraulic pump, ensure it is properly filled with hydraulic fluid. If using the pneumatic system, connect it to a compatible air compressor (90psi / 6.2 bar).
Compatibility: Suitable for most motorcycles up to 450kg (1000lbs). Check the motorcycle's weight and dimensions against the lift's specifications.
Operation: Ensure the lift is on a level surface. Secure the motorcycle using the front wheel clamp and the wheel stop. Operate the lift using the foot pedal or pneumatic controls, raising the motorcycle to the desired height. Engage the safety lock.
Care and Maintenance: Regularly inspect the lift for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the hydraulic pump filled to the correct level. Lubricate moving parts as needed. Inspect and clean the stippled surface. Store the lift in a dry, covered area when not in use. Clean after use.
Safety: Never exceed the lift's weight capacity. Always engage the safety lock before working under the motorcycle. Ensure the lift is stable before raising or lowering the motorcycle.