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Yes indeed, lots of forum members have been buying them.
I got mine a year ago and wish I'd got it 10yrs ago - MUCH safer (and much faster) than floor jack/stands etc
My C5 is currently getting clutch/diff done using Quickjack + tranny jack + floor jacks. Plenty of threads about how to use it.
I have used the 5000 lb set on my 77 Vette for several years, and I love it. It gets it up high enough to do anything underneath, and the car is very very stable on them. I still back it up with jack stands, but only to be extra safe, not because I really believe they would collapse. Take a look at their website and you will see how they severely overloaded a set, and still could not get them to collapse.
I have used the 5000 lb set on my 77 Vette for several years, and I love it. It gets it up high enough to do anything underneath, and the car is very very stable on them. I still back it up with jack stands, but only to be extra safe, not because I really believe they would collapse. Take a look at their website and you will see how they severely overloaded a set, and still could not get them to collapse.
How do you get under the car with the Quick Jacks and jack stands in place?
How do you get under the car with the Quick Jacks and jack stands in place?
I use a creeper to roll around on, and the jack stands are off to the side under the shocks in back, and a-arms on front. Its no big deal, as mostly the work is down the center of the car......although each winter, I get under there and clean and wax the frame, the belly, and make it all look new again. Could not do it without the Quick Jack. I do not have the cash or the garage for any big lifts. The full height of the Quick Jack is perfect for laying on a creeper, with just the right arm length for doing anything you need to do underneath the car......at least for me.
Last edited by Shovels and Vettes; Jan 7, 2020 at 02:44 PM.
I use a creeper to roll around on, and the jack stands are off to the side under the shocks in back, and a-arms on front. Its no big deal, as mostly the work is down the center of the car......although each winter, I get under there and clean and wax the frame, the belly, and make it all look new again. Could not do it with the Quick Jack. I do not have the cash or the garage for any big lifts. The full height of the Quick Jack is perfect for laying on a creeper, with just the right arm length for doing anything you need to do underneath the car......at least for me.
Thanks for the response. I have a Quick Jack too, but I use it without jack stands.
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Hi Chaps! Based on the encouragement here I took the plunge and ordered my Quick-Jack. Over here in Europe it came from the agent in the Netherlands, great service and not as costly s I might have imagined.
I got to give it a try yesterday - wow - if only I'd known about these a few years ago!
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