Reply to "Seeking Opinions Regarding QuickJack Portable LIfts"

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rrs1 posted:
I own one, and they work well. Hitting the jacking point's is not a problem, as the rubber lifting blocks slide around, so you can hit the points right on. It's a lot better than jacking which twists the body. It does take some time to get it positioned though, so it's not good for a quick wheel removal, but once there it's great for up and down work. The only thing to be careful of is if you don't have it positioned correctly and lift the car you can tip the car backwards with one hand pretty easily, so lift a few inches, test for stability, and then go. Good demonstration of just how weight distribution ain't that good on a Pantera.
For the money a good investment.

Was it the 5000 lb. model that you purchased?

7/8/196:55 PM

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