Is this Jack any good?
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Is this Jack any good?
Page 10 bottom in center / Torin 60" Farm Jack
http://pageflip3d.com/pageflip3d/TSC/Flyer_1B?cpg=website
Anyone know if this is a decent Jack?
Also I'm a little bit of of numbnut when it comes to these jacks. Where's the jack supposed to be placed as an anchor point if I want to raise the front or rear
http://pageflip3d.com/pageflip3d/TSC/Flyer_1B?cpg=website
Anyone know if this is a decent Jack?
Also I'm a little bit of of numbnut when it comes to these jacks. Where's the jack supposed to be placed as an anchor point if I want to raise the front or rear
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That is kinda pricey. Do you have a Harbor Freight near you. They always have high lifts for a good price.
EDIT: With stock bumpers it will do you no good. Most aftermarket bumpers have places on them for lifting points.
EDIT: With stock bumpers it will do you no good. Most aftermarket bumpers have places on them for lifting points.
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Stock bumpers: rear is only plastic, front is a plastic shell over a very thin steel channel. Rear wouldn't support it. Front would likely hold, but would screw up the plastic pretty good!
Sliders would hold, but any shifting will put a heck of a dent in your door!
Sliders would hold, but any shifting will put a heck of a dent in your door!