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🔧 Technical Vevor air jack

Mr_Roboto

Doing the jobs nobody wants to
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5.5" min height, I'll have to measure some stuff in the garage to see if that clears without me using a second jack.
That's really a big part of why I'd get one is so that I can get the second jack under too.

Then again all my floor jacks are shit. I need to buy a nice one.
 

CMNTMXR57

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Also, in tight confines or garages, not having to deal with a 6ft lift handle on the jack, trying to get any pump/lift action out of it...

Like up against the wall here, it's enough for me to work in, but the jack pump handle bangs the wall with each pump.
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sktchy

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I take back anything skeptical or bad I had to say about this style of jack. It had always been kind of a novelty until I've actually put mine to some hard use lately. I even picked up a corner of a 6.7 power stroke no problem today without skipping a beat.

Your gonna wanna put a heavier pop off valve in it, and your gonna wanna get another jack or jack stand in after 6ou initially raise your vehicle with it as it'll settle with time (probably some minor air leaks I'm not going to chase) but otherwise I've changed my tune and this thing is outstanding and would be great for your average hobbyist with a small air compressor at home. Id like to see how it holds up long term before giving it much more credit but it seems built well enough it shouldn't be an issue unless somethin tears the air bag.
 
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