BLACK DEATH
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Is it a cheap one or a good one made by a quality company?
Is it a cheap one or a good one made by a quality company?
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Sears professional jack any good?
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http://www.edealinfo.com/d/00615268...-3-ton-Floor-Jack-Jack-Stands-and-Creeper-Set
Well, close. 3 ton vs 3.5 -- 6k# vs 7k#.
just how heavy of a vehicle are you lifting? my '11 F-150 weighs just shy of 6K, and my jack won't be lifting the whole pickup at once.
Well, close. 3 ton vs 3.5 -- 6k# vs 7k#.
just how heavy of a vehicle are you lifting? my '11 F-150 weighs just shy of 6K, and my jack won't be lifting the whole pickup at once.
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BLACK DEATH
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thanks wagon, that's what I wanted to know.
It's the quality I was looking for. But I'll buy a HF one in that price range since its china
It's the quality I was looking for. But I'll buy a HF one in that price range since its china
NO!
I bought that CMan set literally Sunday, 12-6-15, because my HF jack failed (3-ton), in under a year. For an extra $10 with the Craftsman, you get two 3-ton jack stands and a creeper, AND an extra 9 months of warranty. That's $10 well spent, IMO.
My HF jack was "on sale" (of course) for like $89. I'd rather give the dying Sears a few bucks than the all out Chinese tool whores of HF money, plus you get way more for your money.
I bought that CMan set literally Sunday, 12-6-15, because my HF jack failed (3-ton), in under a year. For an extra $10 with the Craftsman, you get two 3-ton jack stands and a creeper, AND an extra 9 months of warranty. That's $10 well spent, IMO.
My HF jack was "on sale" (of course) for like $89. I'd rather give the dying Sears a few bucks than the all out Chinese tool whores of HF money, plus you get way more for your money.
Here2Learn
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I have a Craftsman Professional jack. It was about $100 on sale a few years ago. I have never owned a high quality jack, but I can tell it is a good bit better than the cheapie rolling jacks I have used before.