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Molto Verboso
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If anyone here uses a floor jack to raise their GT/GTS up for maintanence, I'd really like to know what jack you use, what it costs, and how well it works?

Thanks,
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Molto Verboso
2005 ET2 70cc, 14 mirrors, 2 headlights, lots of LEDs and a 2005 GT200 restored after a crash, 1978 SIL Lambretta GP200 and a 1983 Cushman Truckster
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Molto Verboso
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2005 ET2 70cc, 14 mirrors, 2 headlights, lots of LEDs and a 2005 GT200 restored after a crash, 1978 SIL Lambretta GP200 and a 1983 Cushman Truckster
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I lift. My wife places the milk crate under it.

I've serious considered putting the scoot upside down (like you would a bicycle) after wrestling with the two muffler nuts.
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Ossessionato
01 ET2 - 01 ET4 -- 05 GT200L / 05 PX150 / 1986 Honda CH150 Deluxe.
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Location: SoCal PS area
 
Ossessionato
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01 ET2 - 01 ET4 -- 05 GT200L / 05 PX150 / 1986 Honda CH150 Deluxe.
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Hands down, the best way to work on your scooter is using a lift platform.
I bought this one last year, HF has them on sale often.


https://modernvespa.com/forum/topic16866?highlight=lift

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