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turnthewrench 2.0

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I just bought the 3T Orange Daytona - $82 with the coupon. I don't think is as low as the Yellow one, but it's low enough to go under my Impala and Camry. A little beast! A great companion to the 6 Ton HF Jack Stands.
 

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pepi

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This one works pretty good, last jack you will buy..


ttps://www.ohiopowertool.com/p-316-hein-werner-3-ton-heavy-duty-professional-service-jack-93652.aspx
 
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JOE.G

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The Orange Daytona Jack looks like my Yellow Daytona I didn't look up the differences yet. I am looking for something a little lighter and easier to move around If I need to take it out to the fields or something.
 
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decableguy2000

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My 25 year old Craftsman jack finally bit the dust too. I just picked up the 3ton low profile / long reach Daytona jack this week. It was on sale for 169 and had a 20 off coupon in an email.
https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/floor-jacks/3-ton-long-reach-low-profile-steel-heavy-duty-floor-jack-with-rapid-pump-green-64785.html

It is a tank weighs over a 100lb. Its low enough to fit under my Mustang and tall enough to lift my Expedition. I read tons of reviews on the orange one before purchasing this one. They had no more orange in stock at the store.
 

Steve_P

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HF refuses to spend an extra 50 cents and use u-cup seals so that it won't last and will need to be replaced via planned obsolescence in 10 yrs of minimal homeowner use - .because they know when it fails that person will go back to HF and buy a new one . I've scrapped at least 5 HF jacks with minimal homeowner use in 25 yrs: 2 floor jacks at 5-10 yrs ea, 2 bottle jacks on my 12T press, and the jack was bad on my engine hoist out of the box. I'm not a HF basher .but they **** for jacks. I now have a HW and an AC floor jack
 
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