AutoZone has the Duralast T82002Z 2-Ton Compact Design Trolley Jack for $35 - $7 off in cart = $28 with free in-store pickup or $16 shipping. Features 360 swivel casters, rotating heavy duty saddle, hydraulic jacking system, and raises to a maximum height of 13.75".
Did he get crushed by a wack jack or just bust through and have you? Of course with this and any floor jack -- even the high priced ones, you'll wanna use the floor stands/supports... especially in Earthquake-prone areas
I think jacks are something you really don't want to go cheap on. Kinda like condoms.
Yea my dad was cheap.
Did he get crushed by a wack jack or just bust through and have you? Of course with this and any floor jack -- even the high priced ones, you'll wanna use the floor stands/supports... especially in Earthquake-prone areas
I don't use those fancy jack stands. Where I come from, we just use big blocks of wood.
@pupaboy, so how do you shrink and expand the wood so you can lift the car?
You had wood? Where I grew up we dreamed of having wood to use for jack stands....(attempt at Monty Python humor, look up Four Yorkshiremen)
You lift until it's high enough to slide the wood under.