High lift jack???
#1
High lift jack???
Any suggestions out there???
A couple of weeks ago, I got a flat on the right rear. Since my tires are bigger than the spare I had to put the spare on the front and then put the front on the rear. However my factory jack barely lifted the front high enough to get my tire off. The tire wasn't even off the ground but the weight was off so I was able to work it off. I would like a higher lifting jack to carry with me in place of my factory jack. It does not have to bolt under the seat either, I can throw it in the toolbox. Your help is appreciated.
A couple of weeks ago, I got a flat on the right rear. Since my tires are bigger than the spare I had to put the spare on the front and then put the front on the rear. However my factory jack barely lifted the front high enough to get my tire off. The tire wasn't even off the ground but the weight was off so I was able to work it off. I would like a higher lifting jack to carry with me in place of my factory jack. It does not have to bolt under the seat either, I can throw it in the toolbox. Your help is appreciated.
#3
We went over this some last May. Here's a link to give ya a little reading on it.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=282634
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=282634
#4
Originally Posted by Jolly_Green_Giant
We went over this some last May. Here's a link to give ya a little reading on it.
Any other suggestions. Thanks.
#6
I bought the hi-lift brand jack with the wheel hook straps. That way i can lift the wheel off the ground pretty easily. Problem is I need to keep a jack stand in the truck since I obviously can't remove the wheel with all the weight of the truck on the hooks. Good thing is a hi-lift jack is a pretty handy tool for all sorts of stuff.
#7
Originally Posted by bronkx1
Get a 8x8 or 6x6 block and keep it in the tool box.
If you're worried about it moving, take a router and clear out a shallow pocket in the block for the base of the jack to seat in. Once there is load on it, it's go nowhere to go.
CJ
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#8
Originally Posted by Eastrick
Exactly what I was thinking.
If you're worried about it moving, take a router and clear out a shallow pocket in the block for the base of the jack to seat in. Once there is load on it, it's go nowhere to go.
CJ
If you're worried about it moving, take a router and clear out a shallow pocket in the block for the base of the jack to seat in. Once there is load on it, it's go nowhere to go.
CJ