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Good Floor Jack

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2001 Blazer 68000 miles.
Need to replace my "too small" floor jack. Was wonder where nowadays you can get a decent floor jack and what capacity should I look for. Would a 3 ton be enough? Obviously this would be for use with jack stands!
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Old 07-02-2006, 05:11 PM
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Re: Good Floor Jack

I would buy (and did buy) a 3-ton from Sears. Don't get an aluminum one.
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Re: Good Floor Jack

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I would buy (and did buy) a 3-ton from Sears. Don't get an aluminum one.
same here. bought the black 3 ton craftsman for around 60 bucks.
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Re: Good Floor Jack

Ive been using my moms boyfriends MVP he got from kmart, its been sitting out side for about 3 years and i use it just about every week. I need to invest in a new one, i use my uncles sears one when im at work, man i love these. Il agree dont get a aluminum one. Kind of sucks not having a garage.
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Sometimes sears has a sale on the jack with a set of jackstands included.
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Re: Good Floor Jack

I bought a nice one a couple of months ago @ Sam's Club. It has Roush Racing tags all over it, think it was about $60. I've been using this little MVP toy since I was in high school and finally had it with only getting a couple extra inches of room. I couldn't believe I waited so long to get a new jack.. ... ..
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