Ordered my new jack, anyone use this one?
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From: Orland Park, IL just south of chicago
Ordered my new jack, anyone use this one?
This is a low profile jack and it looks pretty good to me from the research I did. This better we worth the 250! HAHAHHA
Any of your guys use this with your lowered L's?
http://automotivetools.com/cgi-local...html?E+scstore
Any of your guys use this with your lowered L's?
http://automotivetools.com/cgi-local...html?E+scstore
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From: Clifton, NJ, USA
Re: Ordered my new jack, anyone use this one?
Originally posted by RTKILLA
This is a low profile jack and it looks pretty good to me from the research I did. This better we worth the 250! HAHAHHA
Any of your guys use this with your lowered L's?
http://automotivetools.com/cgi-local...html?E+scstore
This is a low profile jack and it looks pretty good to me from the research I did. This better we worth the 250! HAHAHHA
Any of your guys use this with your lowered L's?
http://automotivetools.com/cgi-local...html?E+scstore
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From: Orland Park, IL just south of chicago
Don I had the craftsman one pumper jack and it broke on me after a year of use, if that. Sears wouldn't replace it cause its not a hand tool, but I argued that you have to use your hands to work it so its a hand tool. Didn't work to well so screw them.
I have this jack now that I kinda borrowed from my wahrehouse, but its junk and it only goes up about 10 inches its not a low profile so its a pain in the but.
One thing for sure is its a bad dude!
I have this jack now that I kinda borrowed from my wahrehouse, but its junk and it only goes up about 10 inches its not a low profile so its a pain in the but.
One thing for sure is its a bad dude!
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From: "the land of Nod"
Drive up on four 2x10's cut about 2 1/2 feet in length slide regular jack under and lift -
cost about $12.00 and they'll cut them for you too at Home Depot - a lot cheaper than $249.00 ...
cost about $12.00 and they'll cut them for you too at Home Depot - a lot cheaper than $249.00 ...
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From: irving, texas
i have a Matco that i "borrowed" from work and never gave back
but that is what my work uses, and we use the hell out of'em so i say they are worthy
but that is what my work uses, and we use the hell out of'em so i say they are worthy
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Originally posted by RTKILLA
Don I had the craftsman one pumper jack and it broke on me after a year of use, if that. Sears wouldn't replace it cause its not a hand tool, but I argued that you have to use your hands to work it so its a hand tool. Didn't work to well so screw them.
I have this jack now that I kinda borrowed from my wahrehouse, but its junk and it only goes up about 10 inches its not a low profile so its a pain in the but.
One thing for sure is its a bad dude!
Don I had the craftsman one pumper jack and it broke on me after a year of use, if that. Sears wouldn't replace it cause its not a hand tool, but I argued that you have to use your hands to work it so its a hand tool. Didn't work to well so screw them.
I have this jack now that I kinda borrowed from my wahrehouse, but its junk and it only goes up about 10 inches its not a low profile so its a pain in the but.
One thing for sure is its a bad dude!
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From: Clifton, NJ, USA
The picture is an AC-DK20 Jack, $260-280 from Ultimate Garage:
http://www.ultimategarage.com/acjacks.html
Daniel
http://www.ultimategarage.com/acjacks.html
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From: SoCal
Originally posted by Ayrton
I have des one....
I have des one....
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From: The People's Republic of Los Angeles
Originally posted by Ayrton
Who offers jack stand rubber "boots"?
Who offers jack stand rubber "boots"?
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From: Augusta, GA
Originally posted by droptail
I returned one of these because it wouldn't lift the rear axle. The handle was bowing while I put at least 100# force on it. Does this work for you? Also, it wouldn't fit under my airdam (1"drop).
I returned one of these because it wouldn't lift the rear axle. The handle was bowing while I put at least 100# force on it. Does this work for you? Also, it wouldn't fit under my airdam (1"drop).
I had one and it wouldn't lift my truck off the ground, I returned it.
