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Chip is this a "big red" brand jack? Is it the steel one or the aluminum one?
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I want to see a picture of that "broken" jack.
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Best of luck on the repair.
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That sucks Chip, thanks for sharing with us even though it's painful....
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This is the reason why I invested over $500 nearly 20 years ago in an AC Hydralics jack.
Hindsight being 20/20 and all. I had a jack fail while changing out wheels, drop the car and nearly pinned me.
Hindsight being 20/20 and all. I had a jack fail while changing out wheels, drop the car and nearly pinned me.
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Of course, I'm sorry to see this and thrilled no one was hurt... but, that said, mass-produced (not to mention cheap) mechanical devices ALL sometimes fail--ask Boeing of late.
Were this a common issue, even for this particular jack, class-action law suits would soon put HF out of business, at least as we know it.
Hang in there. "Stuff" is repairable or replaceable... always remember what isn't.
Were this a common issue, even for this particular jack, class-action law suits would soon put HF out of business, at least as we know it.
Hang in there. "Stuff" is repairable or replaceable... always remember what isn't.
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I also have a quickjack. I tend to use that the majority of the time but there are times when you need one end a lot higher than the other.
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Coil pack relocation time whilst it is apart Chip!!!!
It's a good view of the mega wide from tires!
Look how clean the dry sump tank is!
(keeping it positive bro)
It's a good view of the mega wide from tires!
Look how clean the dry sump tank is!
(keeping it positive bro)
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