Subject	Re: Question for the Canadians
Posted by	pcproa on October 21, 2006 at 1:14 PM
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In Reply To	Question for the Canadians posted by KaneZ on October 21, 2006 at 11:39 AM
Message	I have the Jack and 4 Jack Stands. All by Motomaster. I bought it all as a kit around 5 or 6 years ago. The Jack stands are good. They've been in the garage and bouncing around for the entire time and there are no signs of rust on them. The Jack has been good too. As with any hydraulic jack, it's finally lost it's jacking strength. Now I get the jack to move up almost 2 inches from full pumps and then it moves up in small increments from there. All I should have to do it fill it up with new hydraulic oil and bleed it but I haven't used it much lately for me to take the time and fix it. I've found the oil at canadian tire for $10, but I might end up just getting another cheap motomaster jack for $30 and throwing this old one out. Motomaster is good in my books. Probably more worth it than Michelin. Let us know how it goes, Patrick 1990 Nissan 300ZX 1982 Datsun 200SX Cardomain website
Follow Ups	Question for the Canadians - KaneZ 11:39:56 10/21/06 The problem with most of the CT jacks is that they are not a - MixManMash 12:55:21 10/21/06 I use that brand and the matching jack stands.... - Chad M (CeeLo) 13:02:52 10/21/06 Re: Question for the Canadians - pcproa 13:14:19 10/21/06 that's not low enough for the Z - ZEngineer 13:31:12 10/21/06 Oh man don't get me started on CT sales.... - Chad M (CeeLo) 13:34:21 10/21/06 yep, hard to resist when they put stuff at 50% off - KaneZ 14:20:34 10/21/06 Are there ANY jacks out there that are low enough? - KaneZ 14:25:03 10/21/06 Not that I've seen. I have the AC Hydraulics DK13HLQ - olyar15 15:19:40 10/21/06 I have the Michelin but even it requires driving up on 2x6 - doug8867 18:04:33 10/21/06 Our jacks read in metric, so they go lower :) - vorpalZ 16:47:17 10/21/06
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