DURHAND 300 lbs Hydraulic Motorcycle Scissor Jack Lift Foot Step Wheels, 17.75 in x 36.5 in, Blue

A nice little lift I am not going to use it for bikes I am on a wheelchair and like to repair thing this way I can adjust it to height

I just started using this stand for my motorcycle and I like it. The hydraulic lift can be set from about 13-7/8' at the lowest to 36-1/4” at the highest. The safety stop bar can be set at four positions, 15-1/2”, 24-1/2”, 30-0”, and 34-0”. It has a nice color. It is easy to lift the bike with the foot pedal and the screw release knob makes it is easy to lower the bike slowly and under control. The minimum height of about 13-7/8” is a bit too tall to roll under my full size dirt bike but I just roll the bike onto a small board then it is high enough to roll the stand underneath. The Allen head bolt that holds the pedal in place is difficult to install. The pedal's arm is a round bar with a threaded hole tapped into it (unevenly) so it takes quite a bit of playing with (or some luck) to get it to thread. Additionally it would be nice if there were instructions that tell you to release the hydraulic pressure in order to push the receiver to the pedal arm down, so that the pedal arm can be installed. (The pedal arm cannot be slid straight in until the receiver is pushed down because the frame is in the way.) The stand comes almost fully assembled but it still would be nice if there were instructions. I've seen a photo where the safety stop bar was clearly used improperly (as part of the foot peg hook assembly), and another photo where I think the foot peg hooks were put on wrong. I've attached a photo how I think the foot peg hooks are supposed to be used, but it would be nice if the designer provided instructions. There were some small scratches in the paint on the hydraulic cylinder. For something new, in the box, I'm not sure how it gets scratched. Overall, I really like the stand even though some things could be a bit better.