PSA Quickjack 5000
Costco has them on sale for $999+tx shipped. Discover and Chase Freedom showing 5% CB at wholesale clubs
https://www.costco.com/QuickJack-5,0...100460313.html I finally pulled the trigger and figure someone else here might be interested. |
New low price for a shipped a Quickjack. :thumbs:
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Another PSA, none of the rubber blocks fit while using aluminum jacking pucks.
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When I purchased my QJ, I bought all different sizes of the rubber blocks due to having multiple vehicles. I use different sizes on the front and rear. Previous owner of my vette lowered the front of the vehicle. I was LUCKY i ordered different sizes due to that. I have the GM leave in plastic pucks. LOVE my QJ!!!! |
I want one of these, tired of floor jacks & jack stands!
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Thanks...been watching and waiting for them to go on sale...just ordered one.
update: Received my 5000 ordered from Costco and delivered by UPS. All 3 boxes damaged...boxes were ripped open and some banding straps had broken. I had the UPS driver document condition of boxes. During assembly I found a bad weld...contacted Coctco for an exchange...if the new unit has any issues I plan on getting a refund from Costco. |
Originally Posted by PCMusicGuy
(Post 1598454069)
Another PSA, none of the rubber blocks fit while using aluminum jacking pucks.
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I have the plastic leave in place pucks and the QuickJack fits with the rubber blocks. No issues. The fronts get close though. About a half inch of space between the rubber block of the QuickJack and the puck.
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Originally Posted by Chevyrelic
(Post 1598456268)
Not my experience...I have the Dewhel aluminum pucks that bolt in and I have no problems using the rubber blocks on my 2005. Amazon has them for $40. Way better than the plastic type pucks in my opinion. |
Not to hijack the thread, but does anyone have a 7000? I just got mine this week and It appears that the 7000 is going to be a very close fit with the pucks in. I had to get a 7000 because of the different vehicles I'll be lifting. My plan this weekend was to slide them under from the side, and see if I could get the pucks in after the fact... But since I saw this thread I'd figured I'd ask here first...
If I can't get the pucks on plan B is to build ramps to get the Vette up high enough to get the ramps under...not the ideal solution but... BTW I have a 2006 Z51 that is not lowered. Thank you |
Originally Posted by Chevyrelic
(Post 1598456268)
Not my experience...I have the Dewhel aluminum pucks that bolt in and I have no problems using the rubber blocks on my 2005. Amazon has them for $40. Way better than the plastic type pucks in my opinion. |
It is so easy to just drive up on 2 half inch wood platforms on the front and be done. |
Even easier to use the aluminum pucks. No need to have ANY wood in your garage. |
I guess that would matter if your car wasn’t lowered. Two 12x12 1/2” planks work just fine. Always has to be someone with a smart comment. |
Just ordered mine. Time to get these headers installed
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Just ordered mine as my Christmas present. Looking forward to saving some maintenance time on all my cars. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by 2008 Corvette
(Post 1598472975)
I guess that would matter if your car wasn’t lowered. Two 12x12 1/2” planks work just fine. Always has to be someone with a smart comment. |
Originally Posted by PCMusicGuy
(Post 1598474811)
For me, the point of the quickjack was not to have to drive up on anything first. :lol: But you aren't wrong. That would always help get some extra space.
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Yea they look pretty nice. Wish you could still access the underneath from the sides though.
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Originally Posted by AZ_DSOM
(Post 1598460502)
Not to hijack the thread, but does anyone have a 7000? I just got mine this week and It appears that the 7000 is going to be a very close fit with the pucks in. I had to get a 7000 because of the different vehicles I'll be lifting. My plan this weekend was to slide them under from the side, and see if I could get the pucks in after the fact... But since I saw this thread I'd figured I'd ask here first...
If I can't get the pucks on plan B is to build ramps to get the Vette up high enough to get the ramps under...not the ideal solution but... BTW I have a 2006 Z51 that is not lowered. Thank you Love my setup. |
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