QuickJack Lift System

YzGyz

Having to use blocks and adjusting multiple times defeats the purpose of having a jacking system like this for me.

PS, now you have 3 reasons why I hate you.

YzGyz

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TBatt

LMAO

For what this lift system costs I feel it is a great bargain. Look around and the next step up cost over $2500.

The lift height should be good enough to do most things under the car. Major operations such as a transmission removal may not be a good idea using these but then again I have done a lot with a floor jack and jack stands. I dropped the transmission out of my 1969 Volvo 142S by parking the car on the curb. I was much younger (and smaller) then....

Cars such as my Fiat 124 Spider is so low to the ground that it can be a big pain in the back working under the hood. Getting the car up will help save my back. The Fiat sits so low that right now I have to jack it up by the bumper to get it high enough for most floor jacks to get under it.

Here is reason number 4.......

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JARblue

I'm sure this lift system could handle it just as well as the jack stands. I have dropped the Z transmission on jack stands in my garage. I don't recommend it, and I probably would never do it again. But totally doable provided you don't need to pull the transmission completely out from under the car.

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Ghostvette

I pulled the trans out of my son's Z32, it cost me 4 stitches in my thumb and a screwdriver I imbedded in the wall of the garage, when the trans fell off the jack. Fortunately, it was only about 4 inches to the ground, my thumb broke most of the fall...


But, back on topic: It looks like a pretty solid system to do some simple things, like oil changes.

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