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expiredsavvyshopper7903 posted May 10, 2024 6:50 PM

2-Pack Husky 2-Ton Steel Car Jack Stands

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Home Depot has 2-Pack Husky 2-Ton Steel Car Jack Stands (HPL4117-VT) for $18.97. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.

Thanks to Deal Hunter savvyshopper7903 for finding this deal.

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Features:
  • Lift height maximum of 17 in.
  • Collapsed height of 10-1/2 in.
  • Secure lever for adjustable height
  • Anti-sink feet
  • 4,000 lbs. capacity
  • Perfect for smaller vehicles
  • 1-year warranty

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Home Depot has 2-Pack Husky 2-Ton Steel Car Jack Stands (HPL4117-VT) for $18.97. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.

Thanks to Deal Hunter savvyshopper7903 for finding this deal.

Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location

Features:
  • Lift height maximum of 17 in.
  • Collapsed height of 10-1/2 in.
  • Secure lever for adjustable height
  • Anti-sink feet
  • 4,000 lbs. capacity
  • Perfect for smaller vehicles
  • 1-year warranty

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May 11, 2024 8:45 AM
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CrankyBastardMay 11, 2024 8:45 AM
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Quote from Joewalnut :
2 tons is 4k pounds. The average full size sedan has a curb weight of 3200-3800lbs. Most people working on a car will use 1 stand to support 1 wheel; not an entire axle. If this is used on a single wheel on the front of a front wheel drive vehicle, it would be supporting ~800-1200lbs, well into the safe zone for a 2 ton stand. If you need bigger, buy bigger. For the average shade tree mechanic, this will work just fine.
One distinction that hasn't been mentioned is that since 2015, jack stands that conform to the ASME's PASE standards call for them to be rated as a pair.

Stands that are advertised as meeting those standards would individually be rated to carry half the stated capacity.

So in this case, 2 tons = 4000 lbs, or 1 ton/2000 lbs each.

Practically speaking, these stands should support an average vehicle, but it's still important to understand what governs the ratings, and what they actually mean, to have the full picture.
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Quote from CrankyBastard :
One distinction that hasn't been mentioned is that since 2015, jack stands that conform to the ASME's PASE standards call for them to be rated as a pair.

Stands that are advertised as meeting those standards would individually be rated to carry half the stated capacity.

So in this case, 2 tons = 4000 lbs, or 1 ton/2000 lbs each.

Practically speaking, these stands should support an average vehicle, but it's still important to understand what governs the ratings, and what they actually mean, to have the full picture.
The ASME PASE jack stand standards say:
"Maximum load capacity per matched pair shall not exceed the rated capacity of the individual stand"
That means that each individual stand in this set rated at 2-tons should be able to hold 2 tons (4000lbs) by itself.

They do this because you never really know how the weight of the vehicle is going to be distributed between the stands. It might be 50/50 or 75/25 or ???.
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May 11, 2024 1:37 PM
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AdelleyMay 11, 2024 1:37 PM
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Quote from _lukas :
Pretty good deal. Project Farm said these were great.

Alternatively, the off brand "Maasdam" used to be $20 for a pair that were 3 ton capacity that looked very similar to this. Not sure when and if they'll go back down
Doesn't look like the same one as PF
https://youtu.be/T6ufAL5R0mg?si=k...GhgX&t=114
May 11, 2024 2:13 PM
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notonlineMay 11, 2024 2:13 PM
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Quote from flaxman85 :
I'd opt for at least 3 tons, but that's just me.
Same, figure my life is worth an extra $10. But I always get nervous with something heavier than me on top.
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A lot of people don't seem to realize a lot of these ratings mean that risk of failure begins around double the rating and catastrophic failure is imminent at triple the rating. So realistically even 1 of these could theoretically safely hold your entire small car off the ground ( if you could somehow balance it and obviously it's not recommend you attempt this)

What you should really be worried about is tipping and using these on uneven surfaces
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The harbor freight Daytona 3 ton can be had for $30 when it goes on coupon. It has a safety key which makes it damn near impossible for the quick release lever to accidentally release and drop the car.

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May 11, 2024 2:47 PM
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ThisAintADealMay 11, 2024 2:47 PM
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Safer than harbor freight?
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Quote from ThisAintADeal :
Safer than harbor freight?
Nope... Go look at the ones HF makes now. They really got burned on the recall, so they responded by making, arguably, best in class jackstands.

That said, I went with jackpoint jackstands for my Chevy Bolt. Made in USA, and Super nice to be able to lift the car and place a jackstand at the same place... But cost me $500 for a pair and I spent months on the waitlist.
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Quote from lobo411 :
The harbor freight Daytona 3 ton can be had for $30 when it goes on coupon. It has a safety key which makes it damn near impossible for the quick release lever to accidentally release and drop the car.
Home Depot has 3-ton jackstands with locking pins for under $30 regular price. No need to wait for Harbor Freight coupons or worry about their dodgy quality control (which has already resulted in at least two safety recalls).

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Pro-L.../306938992
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DapPlatyMay 11, 2024 3:55 PM
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Quote from Joewalnut :
2 tons is 4k pounds. The average full size sedan has a curb weight of 3200-3800lbs. Most people working on a car will use 1 stand to support 1 wheel; not an entire axle. If this is used on a single wheel on the front of a front wheel drive vehicle, it would be supporting ~800-1200lbs, well into the safe zone for a 2 ton stand. If you need bigger, buy bigger. For the average shade tree mechanic, this will work just fine.
Wait...1 stand per axle? I'm not a mechanic, but I never would've even considered that an option. That's some serious faith in their seesaw skills.
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stereo55May 11, 2024 4:46 PM
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I use these for my 2000 Camaro .... no problems , ever .
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av911May 11, 2024 6:54 PM
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Quote from BrokePanda :
I wish this will work on my Tesla Model S but it's over 5,000 lb.
Irrelevant. This is a PAIR!! You ain't holding up a car with a PAIR of stands. Read the thread!!

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