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Harbor Freight Inside Track Club Members: Daytona 3-Ton Professional Floor Jack w/ Rapid Pump (various colors) on sale for
$109.99 valid for
in-store purchase only.
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Offer will be available for everyone starting Friday, August 15-17, 2025
About the Product- Lift Capacity of Up to 6000 lb.
- Dual Piston Hydraulic System
- 100% Precision-Welded Steel Construction
- High-Strength, Rust-Resistant Hardware
- Ball Bearing Premium Rear Swivel Casters for 360° Mobility
- Rotating/Removable Jack Saddle Adapts Quickly to Lift Accessories
- Professional-Quality Modern Design
- Industrial-Strength Powder-Coat Finish
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This $109 jack in the parking lot sale has worse minimum and maximum lift height than that low profile.
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Best Floor Jack? $1000 Snap On vs Daytona, Pittsburgh, Arcan, Black Jack, ESCO, Husky, Maasdam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5_64r2
This is the jack in question: https://shop.advanceaut
I'd have to drive the tires up onto some 1" boards first and then slide the jack under the car.
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Best Floor Jack? $1000 Snap On vs Daytona, Pittsburgh, Arcan, Black Jack, ESCO, Husky, Maasdam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5_64r2
https://www.harborfreig
Low profile seems unnecessary though unless you plan to work on 'slammed' vehicles - most vehicles have at least 5" of ground clearance. That said... they can sneak under benches for storage a little easier.
My car is not lowered. I have problems with the regular profile jack.
Low profile is definitely needed.
Normally don't need to rebalance unless there is a flat spot on the tire. I static balance each tire only one time to 1/8 oz when new. The main purpose of tire rotation is to ensure even wear on the thread.
Awesome. Thanks for the tips. Jack stands make much more sense than buying multiple jacks.
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