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Chassis/Suspension and Tires Thread, Triple tree stands, suggestions? in Technical Forums; I'm not exactly a mechanic by any formal means, but I do love tinkering, and saving money. So then that ...
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07-11-2010, 06:46 AM
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Triple tree stands, suggestions?
I'm not exactly a mechanic by any formal means, but I do love tinkering, and saving money. So then that would mean it would make pretty good sense to tinker if I were also mechanically inclined right?
Right. So I have a VFR that got hit a while ago and now it's half-past time to get to fixing it, but at least one of the things I'd need I don't have; what are your experiences with various triple tree stands, and what are the better investments/or should I rent or borrow one? 
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07-11-2010, 08:26 AM
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If its not going to be a long time in use, just borrow one~
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07-11-2010, 08:42 AM
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I've seen good results out of two saw horses and a two by four. It's definitely not a one person job, but if you have a rear stand as well it can be pretty sturdy.
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