My truck was $215 last time. The attendant asked "Did that just click off at $100 twice?" Yeah, it wasn't pretty.Our fill up clocked in just under 85 bucks
My truck was $215 last time. The attendant asked "Did that just click off at $100 twice?" Yeah, it wasn't pretty.Our fill up clocked in just under 85 bucks
UPDATE: Due to 1/4” side slope of shop floor, my 3-Ton jack’s maximum height and height of these new stands when set I am unable to use the stand effectively. My left tire is resting on floor.Brake fluid change coming up so got a set of these overkill jack stands today for 20% off. My 3- ton stands are from last century and not extremely used but felt safer with adding these to the “essential” tool list:
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Steal one of those 1 inch thick steel plates that they use during road construction, then chop it into five pieces. Place pieces under jack and jackstands. That will get that tire 3/4” off the ground.😁UPDATE: Due to 1/4” side slope of shop floor, my 3-Ton jack’s maximum height and height of these new stands when set I am unable to use the stand effectively. My left tire is resting on floor.
Other than buying a new Jack with greater height capacity- Anyone have alternate ideas?
Thanks
Yeah…..with my brute strength, I’ll just snatch it right up and toss on the pilot’ roof rack 🤭 LOL! Thinking if I had a nice 2” thick steel disc that would fit in jack cup I’d be set.Steal one of those 1 inch thick steel plates that they use during road construction, then chop it into five pieces. Place pieces under jack and jackstands. That will get that tire 3/4” off the ground.😁
I’ve used these floor jack pads with no issues. And for the jack stands I’ve used sections of 2x10 lumber under the jack stand. Some jack stands have flat feetUPDATE: Due to 1/4” side slope of shop floor, my 3-Ton jack’s maximum height and height of these new stands when set I am unable to use the stand effectively. My left tire is resting on floor.
Other than buying a new Jack with greater height capacity- Anyone have alternate ideas?
I like the Valentine One setup.Finally got the auto dim mirror wired up. Definitely recommend one of these from eBay if someone is looking for one. Simple three wire setup and is working well. Dirt cheap and works well. Also add the wire cover for Gentex mirrors. Just barely long enough to reach the headliner but works well.
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Do be careful putting wood on top if you’re putting the stand at the lift point/pinch weld. It’s a high stress concentration and a possibility of splitting some wood.Yes, put the jack on top of the 2x10's, should give you another inch and a half. If need be, you can put a small piece of 2x6 on the jack head to act like a puck.
I would not recommend stacking the pads as it could decrease stability.Might have to stack 2 to get height I want
I got this and it lifts the front and back from the center perfect and plenty high to get the jackstands under.10-4. I was thinking since they are thin pads and I’m only using from jack to front center lifting point it might be ok? Thanks again 😁👍👍