Jackin' it - What's your favourite kind of jack for all seasons? non-MEGA-thread

[ExtraSlow]

My nearly 20 year old floor jack is rusting out, and it's heavy as hell anyway, so I'm on the prowl for a new jack. I don't do nearly as much mechanical work as I used to, and I am not planning to get back into it as a hobby, so maybe a dedicated floor jack is overkill? Bottle jacks are smaller and cheaper, and should work in most situations? Bonus is they are something you can carry around with you for camping trips in case of a blowout or something, probably more flexible than a floor jack for that purpose. Second bonus is that they are easier to store in my garage which is already stuffed with bullshit. Maybe I need more than one jack for my truck, trailer, van etc? Those aluminum floor jacks should be lighter, but are seriously expensive. Seems like overkill for a guy who uses a jack maybe once a year.

Anyway, not really a specific question, just want to talk about jacks. And wanted an excuse to start a thread and use this GIF.
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[killramos]

I have a low profile floor jack ( actually I should really check if it’s low enough profile for the new car ).

Does the job, but the other 364 days a year it’s big and heavy and doesn’t have a logical place to store it (currently wedged under my husky toolbox where it doesn’t really fit lol).

Does Milwaukee make an M18 fuel version yet? Seems like they can do pretty much anything with their M18 system these days.

What’s really tempting to me is one of those quick jacks. Lift whole car. Do whole job. Done.

Some of them are even portable enough to keep in storage in the trailer etc.

Dunno if they meet the standards of the 4 post versus 2 post master race

[ExtraSlow]

Someon suggested an air-powered bottle jack, and I looked it up, and I was aroused.

[firebane]

Bottle jacks are sketchy AF when trying to do anything with a car because they have a small base (which can be fixed) and a poor means of pushing against the frame. They can slip easily.

If you are lifting vehicles.. use a floor jack. The quickjacks are nice but they sit pretty low for a lot of vehicles and one of the disadvantages is they don't lift straight up and lift at a bit of an angle which you have to take into consideration.

I myself am in the market for a new floor jack as my 3 ton jack is sketchy af when releasing and makes me very nervous.

[killramos]

For use for your truck, camping. Every day carry JIC type jack.

Hi lift jack is the way to go, don’t cheap out and buy an optional base for it. Also buy the winch kit. Now you also have a winch in a pinch.

If you need a new floor jack, Costco brings them in a couple times a year. Nice option.

[sabad66]

Stick with a floor jack. You may not need it often now but think about in a few years when your kids drive and you may have to change sets more often.

+1 for the Costco floor jack model - heard great things and that’s what I’m planning to buy after my Canadian tire special floor jack kicks the bucket. It’s about 10 years old now and starting to get long in the teeth so probably another year or two for me.

[bjstare]

I picked up a low profile 3 ton (2.5 maybe?) from costco recently. Its great and was not expensive. If you can wait, they go on sale now and then. Bonus is can be returned if something goes wrong.

-1 for bottle jack for anything other than keeping in the trailer for emergencies.

[03ozwhip]

I have a big low profile that works for pretty much everything, but then I have a smaller floor jack that isn't low profile, but for a regular height car, it's small and light.

[88CRX]

Just swapped off the winters and my jack (also close to 20 years old) is super rusty and looking sketch. Great timing on the thread chap!

I was planning on grabbing whatever low profile jack Costco has. Do they still have them these days?

[killramos]

Costco jack gives me mad regrets. I ended up buying a motomaster which was quite expansive but I needed it in a pinch. Couple weeks Costco had what appeared to be the exact same jack for half the price.

Costco jack FTW.

[Perfect Dark]

Got this one last week while it was on sale for the same price as the Costco one. Sadly it's back to the outrageous normal price so you'll have to wait a few months likely before it's back on sale.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-hybrid-aluminum-steel-garage-jack-3-ton-0091036p.html?_br_psugg_q=floor+jack

[skandalouz_08]

Got this one last week while it was on sale for the same price as the Costco one. Sadly it's back to the outrageous normal price so you'll have to wait a few months likely before it's back on sale.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-hybrid-aluminum-steel-garage-jack-3-ton-0091036p.html?_br_psugg_q=floor+jack

I got this same one last fall when it was on sale at Costco.

[ThePenIsMightier]

This one:

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I call her Apple Bottom Jeans.

[ExtraSlow]

I got this same one last fall when it was on sale at Costco.

Someone post when they go on sale at costco then. Maybe that'll entice me.

[revelations]

is that they are easier to store in my garage which is already stuffed with bullshit.

Can solve this problem with a back yard shed. I store absolutely zero, toys + garden + non-car related items in my garage. 2 sheds for that.

As far as the jacks, if you had just cars you could get by with a Superstore 40$ jack (1 ton, still have mine from 10 years ago, works fine) - but with a truck, that immediately dictates something heavier.

[brucebanner]

I have the same model as ThePenIsMightier.

[ThePenIsMightier]

I have the same model as ThePenIsMightier.

Do you call it Boots Wit Da Fur?

[Kg810]

Got this one last week while it was on sale for the same price as the Costco one. Sadly it's back to the outrageous normal price so you'll have to wait a few months likely before it's back on sale.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-hybrid-aluminum-steel-garage-jack-3-ton-0091036p.html?_br_psugg_q=floor+jack

I have the same one since late 2017. I think I got it for under $200, I want to say it was $190? Great floor jack.

This one seems like a good one too, but I think I've seen the price lower. Still not bad at the current sale price:
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-eliminator-heavy-duty-low-profile-long-reach-garage-jack-3-ton-0090244p.html

[brucebanner]

Do you call it Boots Wit Da Fur?

Just shawty from time to time.

[Perfect Dark]

I have the same one since late 2017. I think I got it for under $200, I want to say it was $190? Great floor jack.

This one seems like a good one too, but I think I've seen the price lower. Still not bad at the current sale price:
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-eliminator-heavy-duty-low-profile-long-reach-garage-jack-3-ton-0090244p.html

That's the one, it was $190 on sale.

[bjstare]

Got this one last week while it was on sale for the same price as the Costco one. Sadly it's back to the outrageous normal price so you'll have to wait a few months likely before it's back on sale.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-hybrid-aluminum-steel-garage-jack-3-ton-0091036p.html?_br_psugg_q=floor+jack

Just checked my garage and this is indeed the same jack as the one currently available at Costco for ~$150, but the costco one is red.

[rx7boi]

Costco Arcan jack is the shit and is not as cumbersome as some are making it out to be.

Put it in a corner and forget about it, much like your least favorite child.

No need to fuck around and wait for Canadian Tire Motomaster bullshit to go on sale.

[suntan]

For some reason I thought my floor jack was really heavy, but it's not bad at all. Took it to my BIL's and helped him change out his tires.

Mine's a Michelin I got at CT when it was like 93% off.

[killramos]

Say what you will about CT crap. But it’s the real deal when on sale.

[88CRX]

Costco Arcan jack is the shit and is not as cumbersome as some are making it out to be.

Put it in a corner and forget about it, much like your least favorite child.

No need to fuck around and wait for Canadian Tire Motomaster bullshit to go on sale.

I have the older, bigger and heavier Crappy Tire low pro jack and I much prefer it to the smaller low profile Crappy Tire jack. The small one with the single roller wheel always seems like it was ready to buckle out from under the car.

[ExtraSlow]

Say what you will about CT crap. But it’s the real deal when on sale.

CT at 75% off is usually good value. CT at 80-90% off is often excellent value.

[mr2mike]

I swear most Jack's are all made in the same Chinese factories.
Then painted differently.
Snap on is pricey but seems to be the same guts as other floor Jack's.

[Tik-Tok]

Costco Arcan jack is the shit and is not as cumbersome as some are making it out to be.

Put it in a corner and forget about it, much like your least favorite child.

No need to fuck around and wait for Canadian Tire Motomaster bullshit to go on sale.

+1 I replaced my 15yo Motormaster one with it. No ragrets.

[M.alex]

I've been using a low profile Canbuilt jack (3.5 ton) for ~15yrs now ... it's heavy, but a total beast; probably can last 100yrs
https://www.canbuilt.com/products.php?subcat=110&cat=96

[BerserkerCatSplat]

I've been using a Power-fister 3.5T low-pro jack for a lot of years and it refuses to die.

I want one of these but $$$: https://www.babco.ca/Omega-29023

[Disoblige]

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-low-profile-jack-2-ton-0090226p.html

I think I got this for $200 on sale. Heavy fella but gets the job done easy.

[ExtraSlow]

I kinda want a cheapie 2 ton floor jack for light duty use like this one: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/big-red-2-ton-low-profile-trolley-jack-0090263p.html
under 25 lbs sounds good to this old man, but then I'll need a heavier duty thing for other uses. So I end up with two floor jacks? That's probably not what I want in my life.
Have a shitpile of CT money to spend, but maybe I'll just stick to my old jack, it's working, and It's not like I use it more than five or six times a year.

[ianmcc]

I have been using the same cheap ass CT Big Red floor jack for as long as I can remember. It's missing parts and the handle is bent and the rear swivel wheels are rusted to the point they no longer spin so they are ground flat on one end and wouldn't spin even if I freed them up.
Finally fell off my wallet and bought the Torin 3-ton jack from Costco. Couldn't pass it up at the price (I think that is what I paid-just cribbed the pic from RFD).

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[redline]

That is a great deal. ^^^

I have a CT one that has been going on 10 or 15 years now , before that I had a ct one that last 20 years …


I use a bottle jack on the trailer to change tires, but I would not use it on the vehicles.

[ExtraSlow]

Any jack should last 10 years minimum. I decided I don't need a new one this year.

[arcticcat522]

Anyone have the jacks for each tire to move a vehicle around? I'm looking for some and would like to know of some reasonably priced ones.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Anyone have the jacks for each tire to move a vehicle around? I'm looking for some and would like to know of some reasonably priced ones.

I would just get those beds with the castor wheels on them.

[ExtraSlow]

One jack and four dollies is what you want.

[arcticcat522]

One jack and four dollies is what you want.

Any dollies to recommend?

[brucebanner]

Any dollies to recommend?

I bought these when they were on sale a couple years ago. Happy enough with them.

https://www.princessauto.com/en/2-pc-2000-lb-vehicle-dollies/product/PA0008683328

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[ExtraSlow]

No brand I recommend. Amazon sells them as well as Canadian Tire and Princess Auto. Probably other places. They aren't complex. If your floor is a little rough, you may want to get ones with large diameter wheels to help roll over the imperfractions. And of course, you want to be sure your garage floor is level, or you'll roll away.

[arcticcat522]

I bought these when they were on sale a couple years ago. Happy enough with them.

https://www.princessauto.com/en/2-pc-2000-lb-vehicle-dollies/product/PA0008683328

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For the price, I'll try them out.

[brucebanner]

They do go on sale for $50 per pair, that's what I paid when I grabbed them.

[JustinL]

And of course, you want to be sure your garage floor is level, or you'll roll away.

I wish it was that easy to roll a vehicle on wheel dollies!

[ExtraSlow]

I wish it was that easy to roll a vehicle on wheel dollies!
I was partly joking. It doesn't happen until it happens, and then it's usually a big problem.

[CLiVE]

Anyone have the jacks for each tire to move a vehicle around? I'm looking for some and would like to know of some reasonably priced ones.

Grabbed 4 of these vehicle repositioning jacks a few years ago instead of dollies - (on sale of course $90/set) and have used them on several vehicles. Beetle/Cayman/Camaro/Trailer.
Nice as you don't have to jack up the vehicle separately.
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-positioning-dolly-12-in-2-pk-0091542p.0091542.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwqIiFBhAHEiwANg9szk5zLLYcF7IcBrtDpes2Xo6VIxKnFrLu58-W-ozytZyVg9H50pmD9RoCpS8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds#store=611

[?????]

This one:

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I call her Apple Bottom Jeans.


https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-low-profile-jack-2-ton-0090226p.html

I think I got this for $200 on sale. Heavy fella but gets the job done easy.


I also have the Michelin version of this jack. Works well but super heavy. Not sure if you guys have the same issue but using it this weekend the first inch of pump was slack and didn't engage. Probably dying soon but I didn't see any leaks.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/michelin-2-ton-low-profile-high-lift-service-jack-0091052p.html






I kinda want a cheapie 2 ton floor jack for light duty use like this one: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/big-red-2-ton-low-profile-trolley-jack-0090263p.html
under 25 lbs sounds good to this old man, but then I'll need a heavier duty thing for other uses. So I end up with two floor jacks? That's probably not what I want in my life.
Have a shitpile of CT money to spend, but maybe I'll just stick to my old jack, it's working, and It's not like I use it more than five or six times a year.

Princess Auto has the trolleys for cheap. We picked some up for a secondary jack and I believe they were $10 each at the time.

When you decide to buy one and you want something light weight I would recommend this one. Its the Arcan aluminum. Got it for my dad and he loves it.
https://www.costco.com/3-ton-professional-grade-aluminum-and-steel-service-jack.product.100222458.html


Goes in and out of stock on Costco.ca. It was $120 when I picked it up.
https://www.costco.ca/arcan-3-ton-professional-grade-hybrid-service-jack.product.100317470.html

[88CRX]

My crappy tire wheel dollies buckled on me last year when i was moving my Civic over. Not a great feeling when the car stats leaning as you're pulling it out.

[ThePenIsMightier]

I also have the Michelin version of this jack. Works well but super heavy. Not sure if you guys have the same issue but using it this weekend the first inch of pump was slack and didn't engage. Probably dying soon but I didn't see any leaks.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/michelin-2-ton-low-profile-high-lift-service-jack-0091052p.html







Princess Auto has the trolleys for cheap. We picked some up for a secondary jack and I believe they were $10 each at the time.

When you decide to buy one and you want something light weight I would recommend this one. Its the Arcan aluminum. Got it for my dad and he loves it.
https://www.costco.com/3-ton-professional-grade-aluminum-and-steel-service-jack.product.100222458.html


Goes in and out of stock on Costco.ca. It was $120 when I picked it up.
https://www.costco.ca/arcan-3-ton-professional-grade-hybrid-service-jack.product.100317470.html

Mine is still happy but yes, it's crippling heavy. I'm nearly considering getting three more. Takes up way less space than that gimmick mini hoist thing and costs about 70% less.

[flipstah]

Bump

Is this a good deal for a floor jack?

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-hybrid-aluminum-steel-garage-jack-3-ton-0091036p.0091036.html?rq=floor%20jack#srp

Says 'low-profile' so that's a good sign

[ExtraSlow]

That's a big jack unless you own a large SUV, a pickup, or an EV. And the Hybrid ones aren't as light as you'd hope, if that matters to you.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Lightweight jacks are only desirable if you need to take them places outside of the shop. For the same price and only use in the shop, this one is a better deal to me.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-standard-duty-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090239p.0090239.html?rrecName=Similar%20Items%20&rrecReferrer=product&rrecProductId=0090239P&rrecProductSlot=2&rrecSchemeId=product1_rr&rrec=true

If you need reach or extra lift height, wait for this one to go on sale again.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-eliminator-heavy-duty-long-reach-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090244p.0090244.html?loc=plp

[flipstah]

That's a big jack unless you own a large SUV, a pickup, or an EV. And the Hybrid ones aren't as light as you'd hope, if that matters to you.

Oh really? I need to change tires for the Audi and now a CR-V. Is it still overkill?

Alternative is this...

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/big-red-low-profile-trolley-jack-2-ton-0090263p.0090263.html?loc=plp

But open to suggestions


Lightweight jacks are only desirable if you need to take them places outside of the shop. For the same price and only use in the shop, this one is a better deal to me.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-standard-duty-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090239p.0090239.html?rrecName=Similar%20Items%20&rrecReferrer=product&rrecProductId=0090239P&rrecProductSlot=2&rrecSchemeId=product1_rr&rrec=true

If you need reach or extra lift height, wait for this one to go on sale again.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-eliminator-heavy-duty-long-reach-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090244p.0090244.html?loc=plp

I don't need one till October winter change so maybe I can wait for that Eliminator one.

[firebane]

The problem with most jacks is their lift height sucks ass and you always end up needing blocks or ramps.

I got tired of all that shit and splurged and bought the 2nd one linked by Berserker and never looked back. The 24" lift height does wonders for small cars to get it up on jackstands easily.

The other thing that you will find with the small jacks is that when they have weight on them they aren't that graceful to bring down or adjust if you need.

[ercchry]

Now that I only have trucks I hate all my jacks… what a slow, pain in the ass it is fucking around with a low pro that’s just not able to get the front wheels off the ground without blocks… and even with them! Barely enough height

[flipstah]

Costco has these quick lifts, which look like scissor lifts but they're $1400 yikes

https://www.costco.com/quickjack-7000tl-portable-light-duty-truck-and-passenger-car-lift-system.product.100833826.html

[mr2mike]

Costco has these quick lifts, which look like scissor lifts but they're $1400 yikes

https://www.costco.com/quickjack-7000tl-portable-light-duty-truck-and-passenger-car-lift-system.product.100833826.html

I don't know what it is about that style of Jack but I just can't see myself ever climbing under a car with those.

[dj_rice]

gpomp, don't you use that Costco jack in your detail operations?


I bought a Torin jack low pro from Costco. Cant remember how much I paid but it was on sale and $149 or lower

[ThePenIsMightier]

I don't know what it is about that style of Jack but I just can't see myself ever climbing under a car with those.

Me too. Plus, I could buy 4 Mastercraft Maximum lo-pro jacks for less than half the cost of that scissor thing and they take up a quarter the floor space. I don't see the benefit.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

QuickJacks are awesome if you get the 12V version for use at the track. Less useful at home but still, they pack down nice and they work great for getting all 4 off the ground for rotations. I'd have no concerns about working under them.

[firebane]

Me too. Plus, I could buy 4 Mastercraft Maximum lo-pro jacks for less than half the cost of that scissor thing and they take up a quarter the floor space. I don't see the benefit.

The quick jacks lay flat and can be placed against a wall and use almost zero space compared to 4 floor jacks.

[SJW]

I have the biggest can tire jack and I love it. Lifts small cars in 3-4 pumps and my sierra off the ground no prob.

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

They don't even sell mine anymore. It's a low-profile high lift michelin 3 ton jack with a foot pedal. I use it on the S2000, and the F-150. But it weighs like 50lbs, and is a pain to lug around. I think I bought it "on sale" from Can Tire a few years back, regular 350, on for 200.

[gpomp]

The quick jacks lay flat and can be placed against a wall and use almost zero space compared to 4 floor jacks.

Yup, these hardly take up any space at all.

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[ThePenIsMightier]

Speaking of leaking!
I have a very old jack that was awesome, but it's now leaking. Is there a reasonable way to get these repaired? Or do I have to find a preschool dumpster to throw it's 70-pound ass into?

[firebane]

Speaking of leaking!
I have a very old jack that was awesome, but it's now leaking. Is there a reasonable way to get these repaired? Or do I have to find a preschool dumpster to throw it's 70-pound ass into?

Hydraulic shop. Usually bad seals. But how much is the jack worth to you cause it won't be cheap.

[flipstah]

Speaking of leaking!
I have a very old jack that was awesome, but it's now leaking. Is there a reasonable way to get these repaired? Or do I have to find a preschool dumpster to throw it's 70-pound ass into?

JB Weld

done.*

*this is not financial advice

[ExtraSlow]

If you want to take it apart, it's almost certainly an O-ring that you could replace and repair yourself. If not, toss it into a homeless encampment.

[mr2mike]

Speaking of leaking!
I have a very old jack that was awesome, but it's now leaking. Is there a reasonable way to get these repaired? Or do I have to find a preschool dumpster to throw it's 70-pound ass into?

2 video options. You choose.
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[ExtraSlow]

Posting scotty Kilmer? That's a paddlin'.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Posting scotty Kilmer? That's a paddlin'.

No shit! Fuck that goof right in the ring-piece.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to ExtraSlow again.

[sabad66]

Oh really? I need to change tires for the Audi and now a CR-V. Is it still overkill?

Alternative is this...

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/big-red-low-profile-trolley-jack-2-ton-0090263p.0090263.html?loc=plp

But open to suggestions



I don't need one till October winter change so maybe I can wait for that Eliminator one.

Wait for the eliminator if you can. I went from a cheapie 2 ton like the second one to the eliminator and it’s night and day. Could just barely lift my q5 enough get the summers off with the small one, whereas the eliminator makes things so much easier. Not to mention it just feels way more solid so I’m not concerned about it failing while changing the tires (I don’t use Jack stands for seasonal wheel swaps)

I will say it’s a heavy motherfucker tho. I had no idea how big and heavy duty it was from the pics so I was surprised when I went to get it. But mine stays in my garage and it’s fairly easy to roll around with the wheels so it’s a non issue for me

[Doozer]

Lightweight jacks are only desirable if you need to take them places outside of the shop. For the same price and only use in the shop, this one is a better deal to me.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-standard-duty-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090239p.0090239.html?rrecName=Similar%20Items%20&rrecReferrer=product&rrecProductId=0090239P&rrecProductSlot=2&rrecSchemeId=product1_rr&rrec=true

If you need reach or extra lift height, wait for this one to go on sale again.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-eliminator-heavy-duty-long-reach-low-profile-garage-jack-3-ton-0090244p.0090244.html?loc=plp


Didn't have to wait long. That 2nd one just went on sale today, $100 off. Might pick it up since we've got 2 SUVs now and my current low-pro jack could barely get our old minivan off the ground.

[SJW]

Didn't have to wait long. That 2nd one just went on sale today, $100 off. Might pick it up since we've got 2 SUVs now and my current low-pro jack could barely get our old minivan off the ground.

You won't regret it. It's an awesome jack.

[firebane]

Didn't have to wait long. That 2nd one just went on sale today, $100 off. Might pick it up since we've got 2 SUVs now and my current low-pro jack could barely get our old minivan off the ground.

Good choice. Its a heavy jack so be careful of that.

[flipstah]

Didn't have to wait long. That 2nd one just went on sale today, $100 off. Might pick it up since we've got 2 SUVs now and my current low-pro jack could barely get our old minivan off the ground.

Oh sheeeit thanks for the heads up!

[SJW]

Eliminator numba 1

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[Doozer]

Damn what a difference. I can't believe I got by with Little Red for 25yrs.


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Note - Banana, cherry tomato, and pistachio for scale.


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[firebane]

The low profile and 24" lift is fabulous

[flipstah]

Bought the last one today at Country Hills

Holy fack she a beast

[zipdoa]

Costco has these quick lifts, which look like scissor lifts but they're $1400 yikes

https://www.costco.com/quickjack-7000tl-portable-light-duty-truck-and-passenger-car-lift-system.product.100833826.html

RFD says these were on blowout this summer at the warehouse for $1000. I’m frugal so even on sale I gotta wait for the all time best price.

For sure the cheapest way to enable engine/trans drops, but I’ve read they do require some mods to maximize practicality (casters and jack point inserts).

[SJW]

RFD says these were on blowout this summer at the warehouse for $1000. I’m frugal so even on sale I gotta wait for the all time best price.

For sure the cheapest way to enable engine/trans drops, but I’ve read they do require some mods to maximize practicality (casters and jack point inserts).

I want one too. Find us a group buy.

[bjstare]

RFD says these were on blowout this summer at the warehouse for $1000. I’m frugal so even on sale I gotta wait for the all time best price.

For sure the cheapest way to enable engine/trans drops, but I’ve read they do require some mods to maximize practicality (casters and jack point inserts).

This is true, I almost picked one up but decided against it due to the fact that I rarely do any work myself anymore :rofl:

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

I'd like a set, because you can't really do wheels/suspension on a 4post lift that well. Not in the budget ATM.

[mr2mike]

I'd like a set, because you can't really do wheels/suspension on a 4post lift that well. Not in the budget ATM.

Get the floating or sliding lift for it.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Yup, these hardly take up any space at all.

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Wow, that's not what I pictured, at all. What do each of those weigh?

[A2VR6]

Wow, that's not what I pictured, at all. What do each of those weigh?

between 60-80 lbs depinding on what model you buy.