Home Depot has
Pro-Lift 3-Ton T-6903D Double Pin Jack Stands for
$27.33.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
fibrepunk for finding this deal.
Features: - 3-Ton double locking pin jack stands (pair)
- Lifting from 11-3/8 in. to 16-3/4 in.
- Double locks mechanism with both handle locks and mobility pin
- Height adjustment mechanism allows smooth upward movement while release handle locks and mobility pin
- Meets or exceeds ANSI/PALD standards, ideal for home, auto, truck service, farm and shop use
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The ones I received from the last FP had great welds. No problem at all.
It can lift high enough to clear the tires off the ground.
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1) Gravity, this is done by many who work on classic cars. Simply open the valve and allow time/gravity to work.
2) There are pumps out there that allow you to connect to the bleed valve, using suction action to pull the brake fluid out.
The price on it fluctuates--it was 179.99 when I ordered it a few months ago.
https://www.costco.com/3-ton-prof...22458.ht
Good jack. Aluminum frame to save a little weight (but still quite heavy), works on low-clearance vehicles but still lifts high enough for most vehicles.
Covered by costco warranty/return policy, so if it does start leaking or something, I can just take it bacl
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Hard pass.
The price on it fluctuates--it was 179.99 when I ordered it a few months ago.
https://www.costco.com/3-ton-prof...22458.ht
Good jack. Aluminum frame to save a little weight (but still quite heavy), works on low-clearance vehicles but still lifts high enough for most vehicles.
Covered by costco warranty/return policy, so if it does start leaking or something, I can just take it bacl
I have a pair of craftsman ones I bought a long time ago. I like them because they have flat webbed legs. These just have the corner legs so if you're using them on say gravel, it'll dig into the ground, which is potential to fail. You'd want to set a flat plate underneath these jacks for safety.
Looking for another pair, but I might hold off on these.
Also price matched at Walmart.
I have a pair of craftsman ones I bought a long time ago. I like them because they have flat webbed legs. These just have the corner legs so if you're using them on say gravel, it'll dig into the ground, which is potential to fail. You'd want to set a flat plate underneath these jacks for safety.
Looking for another pair, but I might hold off on these.
Also price matched at Walmart.
The posted stands, T-6903D, have a range of:
11-3/8" to 16-3/4"
If you do have a lift, go with these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074R17GL4/
The T-6906D, have a range of:
16" to 23-1/2".
I have a 7" lift on my Silverado and need the T-6906D.
Even better stands are ESCO brand stands like these:
ESCO 10498K https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EAW6E8A/
or
ESCO 10498 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0019JVIPM/
Both with a range of 13" to 21-1/2".
Be careful ordering the 10498K, the one with bonus axle support post. Amazon's inventory was screwed up and they were sending the 10498 without the extra post. It took me 6 orders to get 2 stands with both posts. Reviews also mention this error. This was 3 years ago, so it's possible to be corrected now.
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