Harbor Freight has
2-Pack Daytona 3-Ton Heavy Duty Ratcheting Jack Stands (various colors) on sale for $49.99 - $20 (40%) off when you apply coupon code
11268771 or In-Store when You
Present Coupon =
$29.99. Shipping is $8.99 flat-rate for online orders.
- Note: Use the "Check Nearby Stores" link on the product page to see availability in your area.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
idk_then for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Heavy Duty Jack Stands safely support up to 6000 lb. for stable, dependable protection
- Constructed with heavy duty, solid steel body panels, and welded-in reinforcement braces for added strength and durability
- Easy-to-use ratcheting system for quick height adjustments
- 11-3/8 in. to 16-7/8 in. lift height
- High-quality steel self-locking ratchet bar
- Double-locking mobility pin for extra safety and security
- Includes 2 jack stands
- Engineered to comply with ASME-PASE industry standards
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Which is better
There are a few YT videos now that document the differences, but the people on Reddit caught on a while back.
https://www.reddit.com/r/harborfr...tona_jack/
https://www.reddit.com/r/harborfr...nd_change/
https://www.reddit.com/r/harborfr...oid_green/
https://www.reddit.com/r/harborfr...t_heights/
https://www.reddit.com/r/harborfr...le_height/
Harbor Freight can use multiple suppliers for a specific product, and while they sometimes distinguish a certain product with unique item numbers, that's not always the case. In those situations, different UPCs provide the clue.
It's not just jack stands, but jacks, and a lot of other stuff. Seek the online manual for any one product on their site, and one can be greeted by multiple versions, one for each specific UPC/supplier.
Or look closely at their coupons, which often show one product, but list multiple item numbers applicable to that coupon.
In this instance, don't trust the product photos, either on the box or the website.
The easiest way to distinguish between the two different versions of the 3-ton stands is to check the dimensions, and weight. The "better" version with the thicker post (which is the largest difference) is a bit shorter, and heavier.
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Need a scissor jack stand however heard this is great starter and more durable. Don't want scissor jack to break when attempting to replace tires. Thought?
You must have missed the huge recall that Harbor Freight had on their original jack stands.
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