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Rusty Jones/ The Mower Ma
04-13-2004 09:02:24
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hydraulic floor jack in reply to Dave H (MI), 04-08-2004 17:46:19
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Well, if ya buy yer jack stands from a tool man/seller, like Snap-on, you can be pretty sure of the quality of the stands! Never buy those jack stands made out of a light guage, split, tin pipe, three legged type! And, be careful of some other cheapie types--after all--you get what you pay for--and maybe even more, like a crushed body or head! The type with the top part made of 2 pieces are dangerous, too! And, Sears used to have tools that could be trusted, but since they are making their tools in China, stay away from anything that could break, bust, or cause any mayhem to yer body, or head and hands. 'nother thing--NEVER reach in under a raised floor jack, under the saddle end, to get a tool you have dropped or it rolled under there! Fish for it with a stick to get it out!! The raised saddle end can suddenly lose its pressure, fall down, and if yer arm is in there---no more guitar playing for you! And, after you have it all raised up, and setting on the jack stands, go push on the vehicle, to see if it is steady, so it won't fall on ya after ya get under it! And, the heavier the vehicle, the heavier the jack stands should be! Don't ask a boy to do a man's job! Rusty Jones
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