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Shop Assistants
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Air Force Blaster & S.A.M. 1000 Air Lift
12/01/2003
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 Blow-Dryer
Throw away the chamois, rags, and Q-tips. The Metropolitan Vacuum Cleaner Co.
has a method for drying motorcycles that is so quick and easy it will blow you
away. The company’s Air Force Blaster (pictured) and larger Air Force Master
Blaster (with wheels) were specifically designed for drying bikes with dry,
filtered, heated air that is 20 to 25 degrees warmer than the ambient
temperature. Five to seven minutes is all it takes to blow-dry a motorcycle from
top to tread—without water spots. A heavy-duty 10-foot hose allows freedom to
move around the bike, while five neoprene nozzle attachments allow you to adjust
airflow as needed, from blowing water off large expanses of paint and chrome, to
honing in on those maddening little spaces such as cylinder fins, springs, and
spokes. Both units feature all-steel construction, but the Master Blaster
provides twice the horsepower (eight), along with the ability to adjust airflow
and temperature to three different levels. (Click image to enlarge)
Price: Blaster $229.99; Master
Blaster $399.99.
Contact: Metropolitan Vacuum Cleaner Co.,
800.822.1602 | www.metrovacworld.com.
 Power Lifting
Handy Industries introduces a new deluxe model of its standard Air Lift,
featuring a wheel drop-out panel and a 7-foot length that accommodates longer
motorcycles. Offering solid steel construction and weighing in at 330 pounds,
the S.A.M. 1000 Air Lift is safety-rated for a hefty 1,000-pound capacity.
The foot control allows effortless, hands-free lifting of any motorcycle to the
desired work height, from the unit’s 7-inch minimum up to its 30-inch maximum.
Optional attachments include a cycle vise, a 13-inch front extension, 8- or
12-inch side extensions (standard width of the unit is 24 inches), a lift dolly
and a tool tray. (Click image to enlarge)
Price: $849; accessories extra.
Contact: Handy Industries,
800.247.7594 | www.handyindustries.com.
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