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I have a much larger jack than yours though.
I only use that when there's a conveniently placed Boulder in the trail.
This might not be the "proper" way to do it but i lift it at the beams then use cement blocks/4x4s to build up a good solid base on the frame out of the way if i need to be doing that kind of shit.
Thanks for the info. I used a 3-ton rolling jack with two 3-ton new steel jack stands to raise my front in my driveway. I put wheel chocks under the back tires, and stacked 2-foot long pressure-treated blocks under the front tires with opposing wedges to tighten them up, like you would do under a mobile home. Of course, the manual was in gear with the parking brake on. I safely swapped out my bad starter easily and without my wife worrying too much.
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