If you look on Ebay this is listed and i have one. Had to modify it so it doesn't scratch the rims with plastic cutting board material where the rim sits, but it's all good now.Looks just like the Harbor Freight design, and cheap too.The only real problem is the rod that goes thru the center of the wheel is too large, so i just use a smaller dia. rod.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-...iewItemQQhashZitem2a130f1062QQitemZ180708380770QQptZMotorsQ5fAutomotiveQ5fTools

 

You know, I hunted around for ages for a HF model and finally gave in to get a Cycle Hill by No-Mar. There was a seller on eBay that would sell the HF for about $240 shipped, but I by the time i bought mojo blocks, a mojo lever, tire lube, etc etc etc it was going to be the same price as the Cycle Hill setup I got on ebay for $485- delivered (which was a better deal than on their own website)

After changing tires on it a dozen times, I'm glad I spent the extra.

 

I got mine for <60 bucks on sale for the two pieces required to change motorcycle tires. Might have been when they were blowing them out. I also sprang for the mojo blocks and tire tool. At 240 bucks I would have looked elsewhere.

Pete

 

I got mine for <60 bucks on sale for the two pieces required to change motorcycle tires. Might have been when they were blowing them out. I also sprang for the mojo blocks and tire tool. At 240 bucks I would have looked elsewhere.

Pete

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