Harbor Freight Stores (store locator) offer 40% Off any single Daytona Jack when you present the coupon in-store. This offer is valid in-store only on 9/28 only.
Thanks to Community Member nottrollin for posting this deal.
Note: In-store availability will vary by location.
Examples (prices below based on online prices after coupon; in-store pricing may vary by location):
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Harbor Freight Stores (store locator) offer 40% Off any single Daytona Jack when you present the coupon in-store. This offer is valid in-store only on 9/28 only.
Thanks to Community Member nottrollin for posting this deal.
Note: In-store availability will vary by location.
Examples (prices below based on online prices after coupon; in-store pricing may vary by location):
The long reach jack is physically bigger all around.
The body of $144 jack is 31.5" long, the handle is 50", lift range of 3.5" to 24.5" High and weighs 103 lbs.
The body of $108 jack is 27" long, the handle is 45", lift range of 3.25 to 20" High and it weighs 79 lbs.
Never trust a jack to support the car. You use the jack to lift the car to install a jack stand that will safely support the car. You can leave the jack there but the weight should be on the jack stand(s). Jack stands are sold in pairs and the weight rating is for the pair. So a 3 ton jack stand pair can support 1.5 in each stand. Buy proper wheel chocks to block the wheels that will remain on the ground front and back and only work on a level surface preferably concrete. If you are working on asphalt on a hot day jack stands could sink into the asphalt and shift. If you are lifting at the pinch weld purchase an aluminum pinch weld adapter. When the hydrolics in a jack fail it can drop immediately. Never get under a car only supported by a jack or work on an incline.
Using Harbor Freight jacks stands is idiotic, but not the jack
Daytona also has jack stands. Come with a security pin. I also use the jack as a precaution measure. You'd have very bad luck if all 3 fail at the same time
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Using a car jack from harbor freight is like riding on a Boeing plane, u just pray and hope for the best
How are you using any jack?
Buddy that's why we use jack stands even if the car jack fails all it does is lower the car. You'd be asking for it if you are under the car with only a jack as support.
I've got a WRX and looking for something to replace my current jack... its reach makes jacking up the car next to impossible.
It looks like a quite a price difference between the 3-ton "Long Reach", "Super Duty", and the normal "Low Profile" options. And, it also looks like the Long Reach only adds 5" to the handle.
Do any of you have enough experience with these models to dissuade/persuade me into any of the options?
I have a WRX and I use some Cusco ramps and the regular Daytona low profile. Wanted the long reach but I felt like I was still going to have to get ramps regardless.
I've got a WRX and looking for something to replace my current jack... its reach makes jacking up the car next to impossible.
It looks like a quite a price difference between the 3-ton "Long Reach", "Super Duty", and the normal "Low Profile" options. And, it also looks like the Long Reach only adds 5" to the handle.
Do any of you have enough experience with these models to dissuade/persuade me into any of the options?
Long reach has 35 " horizontal reach and 24-1/4" vertical reach. super duty has 3 yr warranty while long reach has only 90 days. Long reach has the foot pump to quickly position your saddle to the left area on the car. if you can afford go with super duty which is built akin to snap on. but it has one inch less vertical reach.
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The body of $144 jack is 31.5" long, the handle is 50", lift range of 3.5" to 24.5" High and weighs 103 lbs.
The body of $108 jack is 27" long, the handle is 45", lift range of 3.25 to 20" High and it weighs 79 lbs.
Difference between Long reach and 3T low-pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L...sZ1
This is just one of many WRX Jacking videos where they're lifting it with a "regular" 3 Ton Low profile jack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D...Ukw
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My $130 low-profile, Husky 3 ton (Home Depot) is 78 lbs
My $130 low-profile, Husky 3 ton (home Depot) is 78 lbs
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Buddy that's why we use jack stands even if the car jack fails all it does is lower the car. You'd be asking for it if you are under the car with only a jack as support.
It looks like a quite a price difference between the 3-ton "Long Reach", "Super Duty", and the normal "Low Profile" options. And, it also looks like the Long Reach only adds 5" to the handle.
Do any of you have enough experience with these models to dissuade/persuade me into any of the options?
It looks like a quite a price difference between the 3-ton "Long Reach", "Super Duty", and the normal "Low Profile" options. And, it also looks like the Long Reach only adds 5" to the handle.
Do any of you have enough experience with these models to dissuade/persuade me into any of the options?
More about durability.
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