Pro Cycle XLT DT
The Pro Cycle DT and Pro Cycle XLT DT are the same as their standard bike lift counterparts (the Pro Cycle and Pro Cycle XLT, respectively), except the “DT” aka “Drop Tail” has been added for easier wheel service. This lift is perfect for use as an ATV or motorcycles lift.
Features:
- Perfect for ATV’s, motorcycles, etc.
- 93″ table length w/o ramp
- Side extensions included
- Diamond plate surface
- Vise included
- Powder-coated
- Air operated / Foot pedal
- Wheeled dolly included
- Available in Black color only.
$1,225.00
Specifications:
- Length w/ ramp 113"
- Length w/o ramp 93"
- Removeable Approach Ramp 20"
- Air Requirements 90 - 100 PSI
- Width 48"
- Full Rise 33"
- Fully Lowered 7-1/4"
- Capacity 1,000 lbs.
- Shipping Weight 700 lbs.
- Length of Cut Out 19-1/2"
Steven C Newman –
Would like to have this in this new business adventure! Looks like a perfect fit for my shop !
Direct Lift –
You should buy two or three!
Steven C Newman –
Would like to have this in this new business adventure! Looks like a perfect fit for my shop ! No I’ve never been to this site !
Leon Primus –
I’ve owned mine since 2003 & I’ve been happy ever since and after 58 yrs. of riding & wrenching, there’s nothing like not being on your knees or a stool.
Direct Lift –
Thanks for the comments Leon. We agree it’s better to stand and work!
Robert Mohn –
Great lift. Much easier to detail bike also..
But now I have a trike and weighs 1243 lbs wet weight and asking if the lift will safely
handle it?
Direct Lift –
Thanks for the comments, Robert. You would be happier lifting the trike with this. https://directlift.com/product/pro-6mr/
DaveLang –
I have owned this lift for 12 years. I could not imagine life without it. I work on bikes, atv’s, and snowmobiles. I also use it as a table in my garage when entertaining. I love this lift! I have noticed that it doesn’t lift like it used to. An you buy replacement lift cylinders or have them rebuilt?
Gary Hall –
How much oil should be put in the hole in the rear of the cylinder and how often? Every month or three months?
Direct Lift –
A couple of drops of air tool oil monthly. Installing a Filter/Regulator/Lubricator is optimum.