Jacks
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Taylorsville North Carolina
I have the homemade pucks - just plain hockey practice pucks with 59 cent eye bolts through them. I usually am jacking mine from the sides when changing pads and rotors for track days. The 3 ton will lift one side easily from the center support. The aluminum will from the side center, but with a little more effort. Neither is really low enough to lift from the front. HTH.
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Joined: Jul 2016
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From: The Steel City, Colorful Colorado
Winner 2020 C7 of the Year - Modified
I got that one, its ok bc its cheap and light,
but I also got a huge HF steel jack not alumunium thats low approach,
was only like 95.00 on sale
I usually use the huge one, when I have to jack up the whole rear end at the pumpkin or the whole front at the cross member, I use the big one, goes very high,
and I can put the whole car on 4 ramps quick
also the large one can easily move my vette or jeep around the garage like a dolly,
the small one has no ***** for that
but I also got a huge HF steel jack not alumunium thats low approach,
was only like 95.00 on sale
I usually use the huge one, when I have to jack up the whole rear end at the pumpkin or the whole front at the cross member, I use the big one, goes very high,
and I can put the whole car on 4 ramps quick
also the large one can easily move my vette or jeep around the garage like a dolly,
the small one has no ***** for that
