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DIY & Home Improvement

alinasloane

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10. Floor

Reply to Best_man23 (Original post)

Fri Dec 20, 2024, 05:31 AM

Dec 20

A lightweight aluminum jack is great for portability, but a heavy-duty Daytona with lift bar compatibility offers more versatility for full-vehicle lifts. Skip the ramps—floor jacks and jack stands provide better flexibility and safety for serious maintenance.

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My 20 year old floor jack died last night [View all] Best_man23 Jan 2024 OP

I hear ya - those jack are heavy and everytime I use mine walkingman Jan 2024 #1

My problem in getting one of those seal kits, House of Roberts Jan 2024 #4

i needed ine last fall to level my house. rampartc Jan 2024 #2

They are a must have tool. They've gotten really cheap these days. captain queeg Jan 2024 #3

Don't know jack about jacks really but... Ligyron Jan 2024 #5

Check Harbor Freight. gibraltar72 Jan 2024 #6

I would try unscrewing the (on/off lug for lack of a proper name) and seeing if I could find the right size "O" ring for Chainfire Jan 2024 #7

I use ramps with wheel chocks for simple things. Noel Kums Dec 15 #8

I have ramps too. I back them up with jack stands. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 17 #9

Floor alinasloane Dec 20 #10