Posted by Tom Bowman on March 14, 2014 at 09:03:18 from (108.247.41.46):
When I cribbed up the front of the TO-20, and put jackstands under the rear axles, I used a hydraulic bottle jack, which made me a little nervous.
I'm going to buy or borrow a floor jack to use when I have the wheels back on, but the floor jacks I've seen don't reach high enough.
What's the safe way to make a floor jack taller? Cribbing under the jack? Or a chunk of 4x4 or 6x6 between the lifting pad and the tractor? (I'm working inside, on a concrete floor.)
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