Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
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Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
I stole the Screw Jack from the pickup. Nice simple tech. TyWrapped to the fuel holder as its not used or going to be much if any.
I can put the Hydraulic bottle Jack in the Pickup box but it only runs around town these days.
I can put the Hydraulic bottle Jack in the Pickup box but it only runs around town these days.
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Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
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- GHGoodwin
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
How about a piece of something for a bottom in the holder? Saddlebag insert? Waterproof bag?
Hal
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- snowymonkey
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Oooo if you made a bag or box that fit in there you could put other tools and such in it. What about a soft bag with more ridged sides and bottom (like plastic sewn inside).
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Keeping it simple and no need to seal.
I had adequate room for the camping gear, this is just a bit big and clunky so thought it would do fine there.
Its open at the bottom so any moisture drains out (have to see about anything that turns into condensation)
I had adequate room for the camping gear, this is just a bit big and clunky so thought it would do fine there.
Its open at the bottom so any moisture drains out (have to see about anything that turns into condensation)
Fear No Gravel
Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
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Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
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- Penrod
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
I carry this Home Depot scissors jack. Held to the back of the luggage rack with 2 large hose clamps.
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
RC, might just be my eyes or the photo but how tall is that jack? Looks from here pretty tall to fit/use under a Ural frame?
Joe
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
I checked it (0f course!) grin - it fits under cT frame fine so would do a GU etc even better.
Actually its pretty cool with the yellow wheel that lets you move to close before the driver inserted (I am using a hex shank screwdriver and a crescent wrench for now, not sure I want to mess with the original driver form the truck) -
I pondered a scissors as well, but the darned things are so long and the rack is well taken up. I prefer to keep as much internal storage as I can free.
So its an idea and the fun of this is we each have a different take, what works, what might do different. So its not a "my way and have to" but here is an option and it may wind up something else as well.
Actually its pretty cool with the yellow wheel that lets you move to close before the driver inserted (I am using a hex shank screwdriver and a crescent wrench for now, not sure I want to mess with the original driver form the truck) -
I pondered a scissors as well, but the darned things are so long and the rack is well taken up. I prefer to keep as much internal storage as I can free.
So its an idea and the fun of this is we each have a different take, what works, what might do different. So its not a "my way and have to" but here is an option and it may wind up something else as well.
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Fear No Gravel
Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
Mechanic/Technician/Engineer: Electro Mechanical Systems
Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
Mechanic/Technician/Engineer: Electro Mechanical Systems
Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Will it fit under the sidecar seat?
That's where I keep my screw jack.
That's where I keep my screw jack.
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Barry
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- Lofty
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
What's the purpose of the hook-and-loop strip on the center divider of the seat tray?
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
There's a matching bit hook-and-loop on the seat cushion, and a rubber pin that fits in the hole ahead of it that hold the seat cushion in place.
Barry
"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
2007 Patrol 100k km and counting,
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"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
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- Lofty
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
That's what I figured (re: hook & loop). I've not had any problems relying on just the factory pin configuration to retain the seat cushion.
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Thats the way it came, never gave it any thought until you asked. I suppose they figured it wasn't needed, and phased it out?
Barry
"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
2007 Patrol 100k km and counting,
2018 M70
"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
2007 Patrol 100k km and counting,
2018 M70
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Not 100% but I don't think so. This is a screw jack off a 1 ton truck.Will it fit under the sidecar seat?
That's where I keep my screw jack.
That said I would not anyway, its where I keep wrenches and high value or I don't want to loose tools (too much stuff there now)
I could put in the hack as well, I might do that for weight, but this is free space that nothing else goes in. Will see long term.
Fear No Gravel
Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
Mechanic/Technician/Engineer: Electro Mechanical Systems
Formerly Owned: ( various rides on others)
Honda 90
2 x CB750K (one a true Japan Model flown to Hawaii by a P3 Orion Sub Patrol Aircraft!)
1 x CB700 SC (RC20 is the actual in house production Model)
1 x R80GS (ok to start with, learned to love it for what it was)
1 x CB450K
1 x 2019 cT Terracotta
Mechanic/Technician/Engineer: Electro Mechanical Systems
Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
All I can say, having learned the hard way, keeping ones jack clean and dry can save headaches if one gets a flat in challenging conditions.RC20 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 5:16 pmNot 100% but I don't think so. This is a screw jack off a 1 ton truck.Will it fit under the sidecar seat?
That's where I keep my screw jack.
That said I would not anyway, its where I keep wrenches and high value or I don't want to loose tools (too much stuff there now)
I could put in the hack as well, I might do that for weight, but this is free space that nothing else goes in. Will see long term.
Barry
"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
2007 Patrol 100k km and counting,
2018 M70
"Take care, sir," cried Sancho. "Those over there are not giants but windmills".
2007 Patrol 100k km and counting,
2018 M70
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Re: Screw Jack Mounted in the Fuel Can Holder
Well THAT didn't look like a lot of fun. At least at the time. NOW it makes for a good story!
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2005 BMW GS1200
2018 Ural Gear Up
Marine By Choice
2018 Gear Up
Former Bikes:
1947 Cushman Motor Scooter
1958 Cushman Motor Scooter
1964 Yamaguchi
1965 Honda 250
1968 KZ100
1960 Honda 55 (2 of them)
2002 Honda Gold Wing
2006 Ural Patrol
2005 BMW GS1200
2018 Ural Gear Up