Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Gato de Elevación Hidráulico de Motocicleta Capacidad de 700kg Mesa de Elevación Portátil Altura de Elevación 12-38,5 cm con 4 Ruedas Pie Hidráulico Soporte de Elevación para Motocicleta ATV UTV

Nice concept but when I lift my bike it rocks back and forth pretty bad .Hard to trust it up in air

I've bought a lot from vevor. Rarely disappointed. Good build price etc but! Not exactly as described in video and manual. Locking device is shown as 3 dowels welded onto base frame either side for locking device. Mine came with 3 little indents approx 2 mill deep either side for mechanism to register against. Scary ,I'll have to modify to increase safety. Not impressed.

Build quality on its own is quite ok. Price vs quality is very high. Some design errors make it difficult to use though. First is the fit of the lift within the tray. There is too much room/ play on both sides of the lift within the tray causing the lift to slide in de tray itself. I solved this by putting pieces of wood on both sides to make sure the lift is snug in the tray. Second are the choices of the wheels. These are fully made out of cast iron. This makes them sturdy, but extremely difficult to roll under load on a non super flat surface. PU wheels would have been the more logical choice. Third is the lack of bearings in the wheels. Combined with the cast iron wheels, this makes it even more difficult to get the wheels rolling when the lift is loaded. (Which is the whole point of the wheeled tray right).

malheureusement ce produit prometteur n'est pas adapté à ma moto et je pense à beaucoup car il faut un dessous de moto bien plat pour que tout cela reste stable ; demande pour retour en cours

I tried to change my order because I missed the one with the caster. It feels unsafe without the caster, but unfortunately, there is no way to go back to it to change it, and it is very difficult to return the product, and I still have not opened the box. I just have to be careful when buying at this store from now on. Because their policy says "you cannot exchange or buy additional parts unless you buy a new one with it." No, I don't recommend this product and their policy.

my bike that ways just over 400 lbs with no problem. In fact the jack was so easy to raise up I was able to turn the crank lever by my foot while balancing the bike. Tried lifting a Harley Sportster 883 that weighs over 600 lbs with no issue. However, I noticed the lift wasn't lifting the bike evenly. The front shaft that moves on the bottom plate when the lift is raised started to go at an angle. The holes that you insert the safety pin in didn't line up. I'm not sure if the weight of the bike had anything to do with the front shaft lifting at a angle or the lift didn't like the location where it was on the bike. I lowered the bike to see if there was a problem with the lift but it looked normal. I relocated the lift to another lifting point and same issue. Although it didn't look right the lift held up the bike with no problem. I didn't notice anything wrong when I lifted the 400 lb bike. All in all it worked but I not sure if will be an issue next time I need to use it.

Good kit for the price. Came ready assembled - but badly! Everytime I wheel it across the floor it leaves a trail of nuts and bolts.

Jack doesn’t pump up

For the most part it seems okay, but the hydraulic pump cylinder doesn't work as it should. It's as if it has to re-prime every time you use it. You keep pumping and it just doesn't go anywhere. Also, the design of the lever for the pump is really screwy, it hits the wheel every time you pump it, and it hit's the ground before you really get the full stroke in.

What I liked was the promptness of delivery, the communication level of contact throughout the process. Packaging was also good. What I don’t like is the poor build quality and lack of attention to detail. When the article arrived, was unpacked and assembled, there were parts missing. No means of securing the release shaft to its screw. Then the foot pump either didn’t raise the platform or barely worked at all. The pump was losing pressure and wouldn’t raise the platform with normal operation.. Rather than return it to the mainland from Tasmania, I took a look at what might be causing the problem. Here is what I found.. The screw on the release valve seemed to work ok but the foot pump shaft itself seemed very loose in its mount. The problem was in the thread fitting guide nut which screwed into the base plate and through which the plunger passed was loose and had been jammed very tight, probably to compensate for the poor fitment at assembly time. Thread tape and reassembled and now it is working ok. But not great. This reflects poorly on the product and the company and proper quality control would have caught it early before becoming the customers problem. A customer should not have to carry the burden of poor workmanship upon receipt of the goods at any time. I’m scarred by this purchase and advise those considering a purchase of this model to be very suspicious of these things I mentioned above. I eventually got the jack I paid for but not without fixing its problems first.