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Re: House Jacks
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Jo Bird
06-17-2013 08:04:31
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As long as you are buying a jack, a hydraulic jack trumps a screw jack any day. That's why every one will gladly lend you their old screw jack. I bought a thirty ton Hdp press and use the jack as needed for other purposes, go hdy and don't look back..LOL. BTW I have several screw jacks sitting in the corner of the garage as well collecting dust.
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Ted in NE-OH
06-17-2013 20:12:27
65.25.7.146
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Re: House Jacks in reply to Jo Bird, 06-17-2013 08:04:31
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Yes but a hyd. jack may not hold over time, whereas a screw jack will hold forever.
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steve terplak
06-17-2013 17:48:55
198.45.135.74
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Re: House Jacks in reply to Jo Bird, 06-17-2013 08:04:31
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I'm with Sflem here...screw jack is the weapon of choice...
Or a combo...lift with hydraulic, snug up the screw...
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sflem849
06-17-2013 15:01:44
69.197.84.39
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Re: House Jacks in reply to Jo Bird, 06-17-2013 08:04:31
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Even for things like barn repair? The one thing I like about screw jacks is they will not settle like a hyd jack. I can jack the barn a little each day until it gets high enough to raise the wall off the sill. With a hyd it would probably settle down overnight.
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dpendzic
06-18-2013 13:21:30
24.184.14.235
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Re: House Jacks in reply to sflem849, 06-17-2013 15:01:44
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If you have a hydraulic jack that settles over time it is defective and most likely the pinch valve.
A good jack will hold its load over a long period of time---I have used hydraulic jacks many times on Pile load tests and have held up to 100 tons for more than a week.
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