MoJack 35801 Motorcycle and ATV Lift

this jack ROCKS!!!!! only thing I wish it had was a way to attach a handle but I will make something upin the spring.. CANT BE BEAT for the money, same quality as J&S or PITBULL and in fact pumped up fasterthan my cousins pitbull

So, if you found this jack (web page), you’re looking for a cheaper option with the same type of quality as the J&S or the Pit Bull jack. Well I’m giving the Mojack three stars. It is the same as the J&S, identical in fact in many ways. Dimensionally and structurally there’s no real difference. Still not sure, Google MoJack vs J&S and read up on the law suit. I digress. I compared a J&S and Mojack side by side. The Mojack has cleaner machine welds when compared to the hand weld jobs on the J&S; so what. The Mojack has the same stability as the J&S. I used it on my very heavy Kawa Voyager. So why the three stars? The Mojack I received has a damaged caster. I could have sent it back but chose to call the Mojack hotline for a replacement. After three days, Mojack finally got back to me and stated that there is no parts support for the Mojack motorcycle jack, return it to Amazon. At a 140lbs plus, I think not. Amazon offered to send me another caster. The Mojack caster is cheaply made and unidentifiable. The J&S has Albion casters. That’s what Amazon is sending at my request. I just have to wait a month or so to get it. Bottom line, even with a damaged caster, Mojack will save you money and provide the stability you’re looking for to lift an overweight cruiser safely. You will not get a T-Bar with the Mojack; but no worries, J&S sells them. The T bar is a must if you plan to move your bike around the garage while it’s on the jack. I maneuvered my bike while on the jack by the crash bars. I’m satisfied with the jack, not the company. Decide for yourself.

This is a very nice lift, at a fraction of the cost of the competitions. Assembly is simple, since it is already 90% assembled: just attach the bottle-jack, foot pedal and its spring, and anti-rolled bolts, and the MoJack is good to go. However, after a single use to lift my 2003 Honda VTX 1800, the supplied bottle-jack has a hydraulic fluid leak (I contacted Amazon's customer service to get a new bottle-jack and was informed that a whole new lift is on the way). I still recommend the Mojack, since the lift itself is well-built, as a result, four out of five stars!

This jack is solid. It works just as good as my friends Pitbull jack. My Dyna Wide Glide is secure on this jack…no need to worry about the bike falling. Definitely worth buying.

Not exactly as advertised. Broken wheels, and lifted bike does not wheel around. Get what you pay for.

Works great. My custom softail is 3 1/2 inches off the ground got under it and picked up. If your bike sits low this is the one you need

Just what I needed for $140. Wide enough to lift my 2013 dyna street bob fxdb as needed. It's short enough to fit under the bike as well with the burly slammer kit. Much more sturdy that the standard motorcycle lift modifications for dynas. The reason I didn't give it 4 stars is because the bottle jack takes a lot of pumps to lift the bike but for $140 can't beat it.

The first lift I ever purchased that did exactly what I wanted. Great lift for Harley Davidsons