Floor Jacks
#22
Driving the car up on a peice of wood helps, but it is not always easy to do in my garage. My jack is juuuust to high, so it will not fit under the motor to lift the car on the cross member behind it. But... I know I will be getting a motorised sissor jack by my GF for christmas and I hope it will fit under the car.
make a staircase,
take picture and repost lol
#25
I've had good luck with Harbor freight stuff... just get an extended warranty on it and they replace it without question.
It looks like the first posted in this thread from Summit.. but blue.
I also had the other HF one in here... it got stolen but worked well for a long time.
So yah... i have this one now.
Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
It looks like the first posted in this thread from Summit.. but blue.
I also had the other HF one in here... it got stolen but worked well for a long time.
So yah... i have this one now.
Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
or this one, .5 inch less min height and only $90, a little less on max height though.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91039
#26
The black walmart one in the handy carry case has done me wonders and gets under more cars than a few of the "racing" jacks I've encountered. Really smooth action and cost very little. I have thought of buying a pinch weld adapter for it though.
I forgot hot good the prices at Harbour Freight were, might have to make a visit there again some time soon.
I forgot hot good the prices at Harbour Freight were, might have to make a visit there again some time soon.
#30
I use this one from Craftsman:
Craftsman 2-1/4 ton Floor Jack - Model 50523 at Sears.com
Im thinking about picking one of these up though:
Automotive floor jacks, hydraulic jacks, floor jacks from ASE
I have been using the craftsman for about 4 years. Its been good, but the saddle is small and sketch when it comes to jacking up the crossmember.
Craftsman 2-1/4 ton Floor Jack - Model 50523 at Sears.com
Im thinking about picking one of these up though:
Automotive floor jacks, hydraulic jacks, floor jacks from ASE
I have been using the craftsman for about 4 years. Its been good, but the saddle is small and sketch when it comes to jacking up the crossmember.
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