Floor Jack. *Suggestions*
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The problem is that low profile is not enough. They need the depth to get to the center lift points and then the handle has no room to pump. Driving up on the boards is the easiest way to go.
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http://www.asedeals.com/hydraulicjacks2.html
I own and use the DK13HLQ. It even fits under my lowered S2000.
I own and use the DK13HLQ. It even fits under my lowered S2000.
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i just got a torin low profile jack at pep boys. looks similar to the harbor freight, but it is smaller and has only 1 handle on the side. only 28lbs. vs. my 60lb craftsman jack. both are of equal quality, i must say i was impressed for 80 bucks.
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i have this one, and it is on sale for 99.99 at sears right now
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?...ift%20Equipment
1.5 ton aluminum/steel floor jack. Speedy lift feature, 2 pumps of handle bring saddle to the chassis. Low profile design for low clearance vehicles. Padded handle protects vehicle from nicks.
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?...ift%20Equipment
1.5 ton aluminum/steel floor jack. Speedy lift feature, 2 pumps of handle bring saddle to the chassis. Low profile design for low clearance vehicles. Padded handle protects vehicle from nicks.
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Originally Posted by ReedZ,Mar 14 2005, 03:31 PM
I own and use the DK13HLQ. It even fits under my lowered S2000.