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HF Pittsburgh 2 Ton Compact Trolly Jack

chasewilliams530

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Does any one have any experience with these or know if they’re any good?
 
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Coach James

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Looks like the same trolley jack you get at Autozone, WalMart, etc. I bought one to support the lower control arms when I replaced them on my Grand Prix. It worked okay for that.

Coach
 

SteveH-CO

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Jacks like that won't last long lifting 2 tons. Buy at least 2x the jack you expect to need, and it may last. So, don't lift more than 1000# with that one, and you'll be happier.

You ask if it's any good - that's a workable jack for an occasional weekend warrior, but if you're frequently fixing cars or trucks, it won't last and the short handle will get annoying.
 
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jumbojak

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I keep a jack like that in the car. The short handle isn't ideal but it sure beats a scissor jack at midnight when you have a flat tire. I wouldn't use one as my general shop jack though. Step up to a larger, more stable platform if that's your intended use.
 

Lelandwelds

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Disposable jack. I have kept one in every car for years. ( up to four at one time)

I care so little about them they usually go with the car.
 
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