Nifty jack accessory.

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HiSPL

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Aug 28, 2016
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The flat bottom is kinda the point. It won't sink like just the jack will. I mean, it's got more surface area than a high lift does! I don't care if the bottom gets scratched or dented. Its the bottom. Its supposed to get abused.
 
squirt

squirt

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Nov 13, 2008
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Los Angeles
I saw this video last night, and that was the one bit that stood out to me. It seems like a good idea, but I still prefer the hi-lift jack offroad. With the jack-mate wheel lift accessory that hooks through the spokes, it's super easy to get a wheel off the ground, stack some wood under the axle, and change a tire. I don't think I've ever been in a situation where I wanted a hydraulic trolley jack offroad. Hell, I even prefer the hi-lift in the driveway.
 
K-rover

K-rover

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Jan 15, 2010
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Raleigh, NC
squirt said:
I saw this video last night, and that was the one bit that stood out to me. It seems like a good idea, but I still prefer the hi-lift jack offroad. With the jack-mate wheel lift accessory that hooks through the spokes, it's super easy to get a wheel off the ground, stack some wood under the axle, and change a tire. I don't think I've ever been in a situation where I wanted a hydraulic trolley jack offroad. Hell, I even prefer the hi-lift in the driveway.
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I prefer the LR bottle jack on a highlift base to change a tire. basically 2-3 pumps and the tire is in the air.
 
squirt

squirt

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Nov 13, 2008
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Los Angeles
K-rover said:
I prefer the LR bottle jack on a highlift base to change a tire. basically 2-3 pumps and the tire is in the air.
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I probably would to, if I could ever find one that doesn't leak like a stuck pig. I just threw my last one out this weekend.
 
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