1260 1 Jac

Yes it needs adjusting can you throw me a picture of your one and i will tell you.

 

I think they ceased trading.

 

Right you need to undo the large bolt first, it-s a 19mm if memory serves me, just looden it enough so that it releases tension from the plate it holds.
Then the upper tie rod needs adjusting again 13mm nuts, it need to be shortened i think, but not having my stand here cannot see, but what you are trying to achieve is getting the adapter plate (the bit the 2 pins in) at the angle which suits getting both wheels off the ground. Take a measurement of the rod so that you have your original setting to fall back on, tighten up then see if more is needed as you lift the bike. Do not adjust with the bike on the stand!!!

 

As you can see my years of being a Graphic designer have paid off!!

 

Yes i know what you mean, in other words when you positioning to the bike, don,t worry you will only be moving it by a small amount to get the wheels equal and it still will be easy to get it on, when you do adjust the plate only do it in 5-8mm of adjustment at a time.

 

I have a 1 Jac, brilliant piece of kit.And I have both wheels off the floor
As Peter T says, it’s all about getting the adjustment correct, it will still fit the mounting holes and lift both wheels when you get it right, but it may take a bit of fine tuning until you get the happy medium of mounting and lifting if you know what I mean

 

Can you tell me who?
I was looking to get one when I found out they had ceased trading earlier this year.

 

Warrior/ Bursig are the same design.

 

Envy where the original or so they say.

 

https://www.ducatiforum.co.uk/threads/bursig-centre-lift-stand-or-similar.63524/

 

there for you

 

Thanks - I am aware of Bursig, Abba and Constand but I was/am interested in 1Jac...and so whoever bought them out.

 

Thanks, I’ll have a look.