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I have a Kwik Lift in my garage. You drive your car up the ramps and then jack up rear, fold down legs and you car is 20 inches off floor. I am looking for a jack that goes from 5 inches to 20 inches that doesn't require 50 pumps. Anyone seen a good floor jack lately?? THANKS DAVE
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got just what you need Dave, check this out.
oooops. thats only 17.5" [ May 18, 2003: Message edited by: crazy larry ]</p> |
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I bought one of those jacks for the shop. I am very happy with it. The pad is nice and low so it fits easily under low cars, doesnt require a whole lot of pumps to raise it all the way up.
I own an upholstery shop, so it doesnt get used very much, so it should last me a long time. Seems like it would be pretty durable and long lasting though. |
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What about those bumper jacks that gas stations use that run off of air. Roll them underneath the back and hit the switch?
Kevin |
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kwiklift
Hey Dave, I was glancing thru and seen you have a kwicklift, I just purchased one about a month ago, man I love it, I have it on the floor with 2, 2x4rs for my braces so I can park on it and any quick things to do underneath with my creeper I just slide right under! Dana
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Dave, K-Lift sells a good jack to go along with the lift. I think mine was $200-$225 - can't remember for sure. If you twist Danny's arm he might knock off the shipping cost since you already bought the lift from him. Dewey
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