Recent content by rkflitcraft

I keep mine on the floor in a corner of the garage sitting on plywood...no way would I put them on a shelf like that - much less one that you have to reach UP to grab one...one slip-up and kiss your foot or toes goodbye ... sorry that's nuts

When I purchased my Sears jack back in the 80's, Sears was still a good place to get a good solid jack that would last for decades...it's no longer the case. I wanted the quality, features, and long lasting dependability that my old jack had and found it w/CompaC. Just make sure you use high...

Yep, the lift height of 29" is really quite amazing, the drop is no problem on the Mustang, she slips right under and grabs right on to the K-member which is fairly far back - no way would any other jack that you would find locally do the same thing from the front of the car - the bogie wheels...

I ordered a Milwaukee Model 40 last year but they told me they were having production problems...and the jacks you find @ auto parts stores and big box stores are junk, so I had enough and ordered a CompaC floor jack which cost major $$$, but it will be the absolute last floor jack I will ever...

I recently did a garage makeover, (new paint, etc) and I pitched stuff that went back to when my son was 10 - he's 24 now. Anyway, the point is, if you pitched everything in your garage today (and I do mean everything) you'll make room for the future. I have a typical 2-car, 400 square foot...