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Right now I am using my Dad's hydraulic jacks, and would like to get some of my own.
What is the opinion on NAPA jacks? I would like some good jacks to do most purposes, can anyone recommend a brand, and what sizes do I need to do most work, on the Ranger, lift a Mobile home trailer, fix a flat tire, support a transmission in the vehicle..etc.
Right now this is the sizes I am looking at:
2 ton bottle
4 ton bottle
12 ton shorty bottle
and a 3 1/2 ton floor jack.
Non hydraulics: a HI-Lift jack, and a long screw Jack. (maybe a scissors Jack?)
Can anyone recommend a brand/business that sells the best? NAPA, Autozone, carquest, O'Riley's, Rual King, Wal-Mart, etc....I can't afford snap-on.
My Dad has some cheap Jacks(had them over twenty years) and they are wearing out!, leaking/buggered up release screw/play in the jack mechanism))
What is the opinion on NAPA jacks? I would like some good jacks to do most purposes, can anyone recommend a brand, and what sizes do I need to do most work, on the Ranger, lift a Mobile home trailer, fix a flat tire, support a transmission in the vehicle..etc.
Right now this is the sizes I am looking at:
2 ton bottle
4 ton bottle
12 ton shorty bottle
and a 3 1/2 ton floor jack.
Non hydraulics: a HI-Lift jack, and a long screw Jack. (maybe a scissors Jack?)
Can anyone recommend a brand/business that sells the best? NAPA, Autozone, carquest, O'Riley's, Rual King, Wal-Mart, etc....I can't afford snap-on.
My Dad has some cheap Jacks(had them over twenty years) and they are wearing out!, leaking/buggered up release screw/play in the jack mechanism))
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