Reply to "Quickjack for Pantera - Pinch Weld Pucks ok?"

frogmikeMember

Hi Rob. I just bought a QuickJack 5000TL and was able to use it while avoiding the rocker pinch welds. Personally, I would not feel comfortable using the rocker pinch welds as lifting points. I was able to use a "frame" spot very close to the front factory jack point for the front portion of the lift and a spot on the rear "frame" between the rear factory lift point and the engine mount area.

Mike Thomas did a great write up with photos of how he used the lift. I followed the same approach. According to QuickJack you can also use their lifts turned 90 degrees and lift that way as well. As long as you keep both lifts in parallel. You can see Mike's forum thread here: Seeking Opinions Regarding QuickJack Portable LIfts | The De Tomaso Forums (infopop.cc) - Regards, Mike Reilly

11/27/218:48 AM

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