2 ton jack with stands $35@orileys

[jim1987]

Not sure on regular price or if it's nationwide or regional. But I got an ac delco 2 ton floor jack and a pair of jackstands for $35+ta . Wouldn't recommend for everyday or shade tree use. But perfect for what I want it for - flat tires in the truck. Box did say raises up to 17".

Edit: jack goes to 13", jack stands are for 17"

No link. Can get a pn if someone wants tomorrow.

 

[Markapuu]

This one?

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/d...ap?ck=Search_N0768_-1_4402&pt=N0768&ppt=C0373

 

[jim1987]

That'd be it

 

[rice rocket]

Wait, you're keeping the jack? These trolley jacks are a chore to use, I wouldn't wish that upon anyone!

 

[jim1987]

Autozone links always takes you to home page..

If you're looking for a jack for tire rotauons and etc, hF is where its at.

Me, this jack (trolley) will serve me perfectly. Roadside emergencies only.

 

[jim1987]

Hmm, it worked for me. It's Autozone part T82453, on sale for $42.99. The cheapest floor jack at HF is $80.

For your use, is that because the trolley jack is so small? I haven't opened mine yet, but if it's good enough to take to people's houses, I may keep it.

Its perfect for me because its small, fits in my tool box easy, it's light weight, and it was cheap and came with Jack stands. I dont plan on ever using it.

 

[jim1987]

Yeah I guess you don't plan on having roadside emergencies. Thanks for the info.

Np. Like I said, that's I bought it for, roadside. I wouldnt trust it for much else.

 

[DTE]

Those jacks come in handy for a lot of uses. There are great for a trip to the junkyard.

 

[rice rocket]

...if you like wasting 5 minutes to jack up a car.

It's like 100 pumps to get wheels off the ground. Eat Ramen for a week to save up for the HF aluminum jack instead.