Home Depot has
Husky 3-Ton Low Profile Car Jack w/ Quick Lift for
$129.
Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
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poorSAP for finding this deal.
Features:- Dual pump design offers a quick lift
- Lifting range: 3-1/8 in. to 19-3/4 in. for great clearance
- Rear swivel caster wheels allow for easy positioning
- Professional-grade steel construction
- Husky 3-Ton Low Profile Floor Jack includes one 3 Ton Floor Jack and one handle (oil not included)
- Saddle Dimensions - 4.3 in diameter
- Easy to use floor jack is perfect for any garage
- Note: product may vary by store
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Or some other solution, especially if you have a vehicle brand where aftermarket adapters tailored to mate with the factory lift points are a thing.
The small, thin square pad on the HD 3.5-ton, and HF Daytona low-profile 3-ton jack isn't really that great. [reddit.com] Don't allow it to wag the dog and choose the higher capacity models if you don't really need them.
For this 3-ton model, and the equivalent HF Pittsburgh LP 3-ton with the round saddle (already linked above), something like this [amazon.com] fits perfectly. Plenty of options like it to choose from.
This jack is just the HF jack with a different color and branding, and a longer warranty.
When the Pittsburgh-branded version hits a good sale, it has been as low as $100, during the Spring BF sale. Usually, it's around $120-130 with the typical coupon, with the more colorful Daytona version carrying a +$30 differential, no matter the sale. The Daytona has better gusseting in certain areas of the frame, like the rear wheels, but is substantially the same, and its 90-day warranty period is no better.
IIRC, with the exception of the Super Duty model, all of HF's jacks only carry 90-day warranties, including most, if not all, of the other Daytona models.
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Or some other solution, especially if you have a vehicle brand where aftermarket adapters tailored to mate with the factory lift points are a thing.
The small, thin square pad on the HD 3.5-ton, and HF Daytona low-profile 3-ton jack isn't really that great. [reddit.com] Don't allow it to wag the dog and choose the higher capacity models if you don't really need them.
For this 3-ton model, and the equivalent HF Pittsburgh LP 3-ton with the round saddle (already linked above), something like this [amazon.com] fits perfectly. Plenty of options like it to choose from.
This jack is just the HF jack with a different color and branding, and a longer warranty.
When the Pittsburgh-branded version hits a good sale, it has been as low as $100, during the Spring BF sale. Usually, it's around $120-130 with the typical coupon, with the more colorful Daytona version carrying a +$30 differential, no matter the sale. The Daytona has better gusseting in certain areas of the frame, like the rear wheels, but is substantially the same, and its 90-day warranty period is no better.
IIRC, with the exception of the Super Duty model, all of HF's jacks only carry 90-day warranties, including most, if not all, of the other Daytona models.
IIRC, with the exception of the Super Duty model, all of HF's jacks only carry 90-day warranties, including most, if not all, of the other Daytona models.
Or some other solution, especially if you have a vehicle brand where aftermarket adapters tailored to mate with the factory lift points are a thing.
The small, thin square pad on the HD 3.5-ton, and HF Daytona low-profile 3-ton jack isn't really that great. [reddit.com] Don't allow it to wag the dog and choose the higher capacity models if you don't really need them.
For this 3-ton model, and the equivalent HF Pittsburgh LP 3-ton with the round saddle (already linked above), something like this [amazon.com] fits perfectly. Plenty of options like it to choose from.
This jack is just the HF jack with a different color and branding, and a longer warranty.
When the Pittsburgh-branded version hits a good sale, it has been as low as $100, during the Spring BF sale. Usually, it's around $120-130 with the typical coupon, with the more colorful Daytona version carrying a +$30 differential, no matter the sale. The Daytona has better gusseting in certain areas of the frame, like the rear wheels, but is substantially the same, and its 90-day warranty period is no better.
IIRC, with the exception of the Super Duty model, all of HF's jacks only carry 90-day warranties, including most, if not all, of the other Daytona models.
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