My old floor jack is..well...old. And too small for the F150 I have ordered.

Any recommendations on a good solid one that'll last forever, and with enough height for these 4x4 F150's? I've looked online at Lowes and Home Depot, the reviews there aren't very stellar.

 

strikingly, im trying out the 3 ton from harbor freight... does well so far with my lifted f150.

 

Harbor freight is good, I got the aluminum one. Nice!

 

I got a good 3 1/2 ton at Sam's for $70. Does great with my truck.

 

DON"T BUY WALMART !!! I bought one, and it lasted 2 years under extreme light duty.

 

i bought one from napa.. its a nice jack had it for 6 yrs now.. real nice.

 

I have a 3 ton Craftsman jack i bought from Sears about 15 years ago. I use it quite regularly as I maintain 3 vehicles. Its a big heavy jack and has never let me down. I paid $100 for it back then and it came with two 3 ton jack stands. Not sure if they are still built as good these days or not. Good luck with whatever you choose!

 

Which model is it?

 

sears jack and stands here as well, mines only 6 months old tho, but i use mine alot

 

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=94629 this one, i got the trans adapter for it too.

 

Awesome!

Thx!

 

welcome! i've had it about a year, used it a little bit and i like it especially on my new used car. it actually fits well under my moms lowered mustang and my lowered probe.

 

Is that what they call the "racing jack". By that I mean rapid pump. I have one and I love it but with the rapid pump (I believe it's 6 or 7 pumps to full height) It won't even lift my truck on either end. It will lift a corner, but you really have to lean on that handle. My standard jack, the same size lifts it with no problem. The aluminum lifts my wife's Camry, no problem.

 

I looked at the Harbor freight site, that racing jack is all I see there now. But I have an older one that is more durable.
When I replied i this thread I was actually trying to reply in the other jack thread. But the site got Locked up, and I ended up replying in the wrong jack thread. So I had to think of something to fill in the blanks.
Yes that racing jack is kind of light for the job.

 

Thanks, I looked at the local Sam's Club the other day, they didn't have any at that store. I'll have to check another.