Subject	That Jack would be ok for light duty work
Posted by	Spectrum (WI) on June 16, 2009 at 11:36 PM
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In Reply To	Floor Jack Suggestions posted by Graphx007 on June 15, 2009 at 11:08 PM
Message	To be honest I have to use two jacks to get the car up in the air. 1) Cheap 2 ton jack $35-45 dollar price point. Just make sure that the jack handle can go all the way to the floor like the one you are looking at. If you are doing any transmission work you need a second jack to go higher. You need around 18" clear under the car to get the tranny out so keep that in mind for the second jack.
Follow Ups	Floor Jack Suggestions - Graphx007 23:08:58 06/15/09 can't speak for that one - Shiers69 23:29:49 06/15/09 this is the one i have as well - gt300zxtt 08:14:44 06/16/09 I don't know of any floor jack that you can slide under the - Audioquest 23:44:09 06/15/09 AC Hydraulics - NytWolf 00:25:03 06/16/09 Never seen a jack that has these adapters. Is this a - Worm Boy 01:36:36 06/16/09 That is just an adapter on the jack - NytWolf 10:18:22 06/16/09 costco 3 ton "arcan" aluminum jack = it's about 58 lbs vs. - Whatsthegoodword 00:47:32 06/16/09 I really like my U.S. General from Harbor Freight. (n/m) - rojoloco (San Diego) 07:29:10 06/16/09 2nd (n/m) - 91TurboZ 07:39:32 06/16/09 which one? - Graphx007 08:19:56 06/16/09 I have the second one. Has been great for over 4 years. (n/m) - SlicktopTT 09:50:34 06/16/09 Re: which one? - Barry (NJ) 11:53:22 06/16/09 I have item number 91039. (n/m) - rojoloco (San Diego) 13:50:49 06/16/09 Did you read the revies on Sears site? I wouldn't take a - SlicktopTT 07:59:03 06/16/09 Hey, Brandon. - Z_Cherub 14:22:45 06/16/09 Re: Floor Jack Suggestions - CmyZ 16:50:34 06/16/09 Michelin 3 1/2 ton speedy lift - vorpalZ 17:29:45 06/16/09 That Jack would be ok for light duty work - Spectrum (WI) 23:36:34 06/16/09
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