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The Jegs units look good, but it looks like folks are 50/50 on having to return them. No parts available.
 
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I've got a set of the older Harbor Freight ones (Red) and they work well, the mechanism to switch between raise/lower is a bit complicated, but that appears to be fixed on the new style ones.

A recent catalog for Harbor Freight showed a set of Daytona ones that are coming out. I haven't seen them in stores or even on the website yet. The nice thing is they offer a storage rack for them just like the Go-Jacks.

When I was researching what to buy a few years ago there were a lot of complaints of leaks and other issues on the hydraulic ones so I stuck with mechanical.
 

djcslice

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The Jegs units look good, but it looks like folks are 50/50 on having to return them. No parts available.

I would put money on they are all the same.

I've got a set of the older Harbor Freight ones (Red) and they work well, the mechanism to switch between raise/lower is a bit complicated, but that appears to be fixed on the new style ones.

A recent catalog for Harbor Freight showed a set of Daytona ones that are coming out. I haven't seen them in stores or even on the website yet. The nice thing is they offer a storage rack for them just like the Go-Jacks.

When I was researching what to buy a few years ago there were a lot of complaints of leaks and other issues on the hydraulic ones so I stuck with mechanical.

Red ones **** by comparison. The Gray ones only fit 9.5" wide tires and the Daytona along with most of the hydraulic ones fit 11" wide tires. I would also echo the sentiment of sticking with mechanical rather than hydraulic.
 
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