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expired Posted by andyrew • Jan 10, 2023
Jan 10, 2023 8:39 AM
Costco Members: QuickJack 7000TL Portable Light Duty Vehicle Lift System Bundle
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Second, Is that much less work than lifting one side of the car, putting it on jack stands, then lifting the other side and putting it on jack stands? Because when I look at the QuickJack, there's a lot of messing around with dragging it out, positioning it, attaching hoses, plugging it in... I can see corner cases, like if I take my car to a race track, maybe. But for working in a home garage, floor jack and stands seem just as good.
WARNING You must ALWAYS use auxiliary safety stands under the Vehicle while elevated on both QuickJack Frames.
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See page 7 and page 41 of the same manual you linked for a more nuanced verbiage, emphasis mine:
If a more visual demonstration is needed to assuage concerns, QuickJack made a video a few years back cutting off the hydraulic cylinder under load with no catastrophic failure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvcVT-OxqvE
If none of that convinces someone, they can always use jack stands on the front and rear subframes with QuickJacks, and shouldn't get in the way too much of getting underneath the vehicle.
Oh, except that chances are the jack stands aren't going to be at the same height as the QuickJack locking heights, so good luck with that. And also, jack stands can fail as well and are less-engineered than these QuickJack frames, so concerned folks might be better off taking their car to a shop with proper 2/4-post lifts.
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Second, Is that much less work than lifting one side of the car, putting it on jack stands, then lifting the other side and putting it on jack stands? Because when I look at the QuickJack, there's a lot of messing around with dragging it out, positioning it, attaching hoses, plugging it in... I can see corner cases, like if I take my car to a race track, maybe. But for working in a home garage, floor jack and stands seem just as good.
Not to mention installing those lifts require fixing them in-place to the floor, which means there's much less flexibility to rearrange my garage area or my parking situation; QuickJacks allow me to park wherever I want in my garage without worrying about hitting a conventional lift's metal posts.
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