Which floor jack should I rebuild and keep?

[Skip2u]

Which floor jack should I rebuild and keep

 

[Ran58]

Are you gonna sell the others?

 

[RTM]

Which of your children do you like best?

 

[whateg01]

All of them!

I'm partial to my S4 and my old Walker, but I couldn't see getting rid of the weaver or any of the smaller ones.

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Rebuild the ones on each end, so you'll have a spare.

 

[Roberts210]

All of them!

 

[genog]

Wow....

I'd keep them all

 

[paulsomlo]

You asked the wrong crowd.

 

[Hiball]

If it’s only going to be One, Without a doubt the Weaver.

 

[Skip2u]

Are you gonna sell the others?

Yes

 

[Skip2u]

Rebuild the ones on each end, so you'll have a spare.

??? Good idea

 

[Skip2u]

Rebuild the ones on each end, so you'll have a spare.

Hein Warner and the Blackhawk

 

[Skip2u]

If it’s only going to be One, Without a doubt the Weaver.

Thank you I appreciate the feedback. I see a lot of people recommend you for information on here

 

[Skip2u]

Are you gonna sell the others?

Yes

 

[Skip2u]

Are you gonna sell the others?

Yes

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Thank you I appreciate the feedback. I see a lot of people recommend you for information on here

He's the man when it comes to hydraulic jacks.

 

[pelletman]

If it’s only going to be One, Without a doubt the Weaver.

I have a Weaver I love @Hiball but can you give us your reasons?

 

[Hiball]

I have a Weaver I love @Hiball but can you give us your reasons?

1. Still in production.
2. Built like a tank with an All welded frame.
3. It was engineered to be serviced for multiple generations.
4. (1) Hydraulic transfer valve, (1) Pump piston so less moving parts which = longevity.
5. Foot pedal to allow quicker adjustments to the load.
6. Release mechanism by far is the smoothest and most reliable on the market.

That’s just a few of the attributes that will push me towards any of the Weaver long frame models.

 

[pelletman]

1. Still in production.
2. Built like a tank with an All welded frame.
3. It was engineered to be serviced for multiple generations.
4. (1) Hydraulic transfer valve, (1) Pump piston so less moving parts which = longevity.
5. Foot pedal to allow quicker adjustments to the load.
6. Release mechanism by far is the smoothest and most reliable on the market.

That’s just a few of the attributes that will push me towards any of the Weaver long frame models.

Thanks!

 

[Skip2u]

Yes

Are you interested in any of them

 

[930dreamer]

Are you interested in any of them

Where are you located?

 

[mikedodge]

I like the Grey one because it has an unusual look. I have one similar to the one beside it with the white handle.

 

[Skip2u]

Where are you located?

46777 Ossian IN