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5754If you're not kickin' up dust, you're collectin' it!

A few years back, Costco had a Torin Black Jack low profile unit that I picked up on sale, it goes from 3 7/16 - 17 7/8 with a 6000lb capacity - so I can also use it when I'm changing the wheels on my truck in the winter/spring. They currently have a model for $99 that does 4" - 18" and has a twin pump for faster raising (or so the box says).

To save myself a little grief getting the jack under the front end, I've built a pair of 2" step ramps out of pine, I just line them up with the wheels, drive up and go from there (the jack would still fit under without the ramps, but it just makes things a little easier to see when I'm lining the jack up)

5/29/1210:44 AM

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