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Re: Jacks...
There was a longer write-up on those things a few months back. More details & pics on the things
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Re: Jacks...
Yes, that's our company. We're still selling those bases, but getting close to finishing the entire jack. Then the base will no longer be an accessory that bolts onto an accessory. We're also developing an inline cabin air filter so it's not necessary to run the A/C in order to get dust-free air flow.
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Nice!guard wrote:We're also developing an inline cabin air filter so it's not necessary to run the A/C in order to get dust-free air flow.
And be cool to see the jack when it's done
Re: Jacks...
I have nerer seen or cannot visualize a situation wher a bottle jack would not work. In the silts/sand some blocks of wood will help.
Try using your cool Al floor jack in Matomi in the rock pile. Then get it engaged and find out it does not have enough lift to get the tire off the ground. Just like a bottle jack blocks of wood are necessary.
Ever tried to find a place to store the floor jack in or on your rig? Yup, a custom rack & brackets cost as much as the jack and then some.
To each his own choices.
PaulW
PS I carry a 48" HiLift in case I ever need it. And I actually used it once when I ran out of wood blocks, rocks & sticks in soft sand. My last stuck I had to use it to raise the trailer high enough to release it from the truck. sigh.
It can be used to push or pull the rig out of a hole or away from a rock wall when one screws up. Its a dangerous thing to use. PW
Try using your cool Al floor jack in Matomi in the rock pile. Then get it engaged and find out it does not have enough lift to get the tire off the ground. Just like a bottle jack blocks of wood are necessary.
Ever tried to find a place to store the floor jack in or on your rig? Yup, a custom rack & brackets cost as much as the jack and then some.
To each his own choices.
PaulW
PS I carry a 48" HiLift in case I ever need it. And I actually used it once when I ran out of wood blocks, rocks & sticks in soft sand. My last stuck I had to use it to raise the trailer high enough to release it from the truck. sigh.
It can be used to push or pull the rig out of a hole or away from a rock wall when one screws up. Its a dangerous thing to use. PW
Re: Jacks...
This is what I carried in the bed of the ranger...just used two lug nuts to bolt it to the floor.
It's a combo of a jack stand and bottle jack, it has worked great for me. you can adjust the height of the jack stand to reach your jack point, then use like bottle jack.
It's a combo of a jack stand and bottle jack, it has worked great for me. you can adjust the height of the jack stand to reach your jack point, then use like bottle jack.
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Re: Jacks...
Do you have a link on where to purchase that jack stand bottle jack comboWood wrote:This is what I carried in the bed of the ranger...just used two lug nuts to bolt it to the floor.
It's a combo of a jack stand and bottle jack, it has worked great for me. you can adjust the height of the jack stand to reach your jack point, then use like bottle jack.
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Re: Jacks...
I do not know if anybody else was looking for the jack stand-bottle jack combo, but here it is http://www.tractorsupply.com/jack-stand ... PricingCmd
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Not only is this thing awesome but it's running the 'Intimidator's' paint scheme! Buying one & thanksWood wrote:This is what I carried in the bed of the ranger...just used two lug nuts to bolt it to the floor.
It's a combo of a jack stand and bottle jack, it has worked great for me. you can adjust the height of the jack stand to reach your jack point, then use like bottle jack.
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Re: Jacks...
that is pretty awesome, but is that too tall to get under the truck if you have a flat?
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Re: Jacks...
The jack I reach for first is the Baja Designs Kwik Jak HD. Light, easy to use, and fits in a gear bag. Of course, it needs to have a charged CO2 bottle, so I always carry a backup.
Backup number one is a Craftsman aluminum floor jack, but it's bulky and I don't carry it all the time.
Failing those two I still carry the stock mechanical jack that came with my 4Runner, but I need to mod the base and the lifting saddle to be more off-road worthy.
Backup number one is a Craftsman aluminum floor jack, but it's bulky and I don't carry it all the time.
Failing those two I still carry the stock mechanical jack that came with my 4Runner, but I need to mod the base and the lifting saddle to be more off-road worthy.
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dang...think that would fit in the factory spot?RyanDS650X wrote:http://www.kmart.com/gm-performance-2-t ... 0381&aff=Y
Smokin deal on a 2ton bottle jack $4
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Here is the one Michael added in the stock spot on his Sunex 4ton $27
http://www.walmart.com/ip/19257313?wmls ... la&veh=sem
http://www.walmart.com/ip/19257313?wmls ... la&veh=sem
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Re: Jacks...
Instead of carrying a jackstands in addition to a bottle jack, I found this nifty item that I'm going to try out. It'll end up sliding into my Actionpacker...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003UL ... UTF8&psc=1


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003UL ... UTF8&psc=1


- robertcrav
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Hey Guys....just stumbled on this ...seems like a good idea, anyone else seen anything like this besides fabbing your own? thoughts?
http://www.c4fabworks.com/6_Jack_Spacer ... s-1001.htm


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Re: Jacks...
I like it. I've often considered making something like that for my jack... better than a big wobbly block.
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Re: Jacks...
I've seen a few home brew setups for that & have one on my "will get to one day" list, but haven't seen anything else for sale as a part or kit like the one above.
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Re: Jacks...
Pep boys sells a SUV jack by powerbuilt with 2 removable inserts similar to this idea, it's like 100$ or so.
