Picked it up last night without incident. It appears to be in great shape
for a used stand, and it fit, barely, in the back of a Ford Focus hatchback
with the seats down. Fortunately there were no hard stops on the way home,
because that thing has enough mass to punch right through a seat or
I’m debating a bench mounted clamp and putting my PCS in the closet as backup.
But it seems like getting to the far side of the bike against a work bench,
even a narrow bench, would be a pain. Fine for a quick chain lube or der
adjustment. But installing a BB, pedals, adjusting brake pads
That pro stand is worth its price. Lots of pounds for the buck! Congrats
on the purchase; I hope the pickup wasn't too painful.
But those pounds are what makes Pro stands (like a Park PRS) so good;
they're sturdy and stable. The folding-leg PCS designs work fine if you
prioritize that the
Brett:
Having a work stand will make your maintenance work much more pleasant. It
will also save your back. Park PCS-9 in my garage.
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 11:12:02 AM UTC-5, Brett Callahan wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I'm moving to a bigger place with a basement that
On fasteners with unusually high torque, and no available torque wrench, a
good approximation is to tighten it until you fart.
LeRoy
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Awesome, glad that worked out! Enjoy a professional quality stand that will
outlast your garage!
~Sean
Eugene, OR
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Just called. It is still available and I'm going to pick it up tonight.
Thanks for the tip, I really appreciate it!
Brett
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> I just saw this posed in another group:
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I just saw this posed in another group:
https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/d/park-prs-4-proffesional/6744311771.html
If I was in Portland I'd buy it today.
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There's no substitute for the genuine Park shop repair stand for rock solid
stability and durability.
https://www.parktool.com/category/shop
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The Park PCS 4-1, 4-2 and PCS-10 are more than adequate. I've been using
an older PCS for years and years. The new ones have more stable legs which
look good to me.
If you are patient, you can find the professional stands on Cragslist with
an extremely heavy base at a reasonable price. The
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