cyanidecotdpnuts
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hey so I just saw this http://www.gesusa.com/v/vspfiles/fi..._enews51_TrackJack/GES_eNews51_TrackJack.html and was wondering if anyone has any experience with this specific jack and should I get it?
Dannmar "Track Jack"
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bart1
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I'm sure it's about the same as those from Harbor Freight.
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cyanidecotdpnuts
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Really, do you have a link or know the lifting height specs?
bart1
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He posted a link which tells the height.
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cyanidecotdpnuts
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No I mean for the jack from HF.
emeraldcoupe
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i have that jack. i didn't pay for it, i won it from GES. it's a made in china jack, but seems to be built decent. lifts my '66 mustang with no problems.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82133
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cyanidecotdpnuts
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Finally! exactly what I was looking for someone who had used it. And even in-action shots, it looks pretty solid. And the fact that it's lightweight makes it more desirable too because I'm already having to carry all kinds of **** back and forth why not make it a little easier right? Nice car by the way
bart1
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Sorry, I am an idiot. Here are several:
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalo...=jack&mode=grid&RequestData=CA_CategoryExpand
Most similar?
http://www.harborfreight.com/rapid-pump-15-ton-lightweight-aluminum-racing-jack-68054.html
If weight doesn't matter so much, I recommend this one:
http://www.harborfreight.com/2-ton-low-profile-floor-service-jack-67022.html
emeraldcoupe
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if your comparing it to the HF jack, their 2 ton aluminum would be more like mine. the 1.5 HF is a tiny,scary looking jack. the Dannmar is 1.5 but is a good size jack and it's a dual piston ram.
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cyanidecotdpnuts
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I think Coupe is convincing me.... 