Got a job an plans to do with ranger an other vechicle

[CHKNFKR]

Still scares the patootey out of.me

 

[adsm08]

all i can say is, at the end of the day, a newer truck or car may cost more, but you wont be fixing it every 5 minutes.

dont dump money into something old, its never worth it.

Depends on the direction you are coming from.

When considering the purchase of a new DD, you are correct.

However it is almost always cheaper to fix the car that you already own than to go buy a new (to you) one that is worth what you are spending on it.

 

[jammert609@yahoo.com]

Depends on the direction you are coming from.

When considering the purchase of a new DD, you are correct.

However it is almost always cheaper to fix the car that you already own than to go buy a new (to you) one that is worth what you are spending on it.

I need a reliable vechicle an right know my truck isnt the one and good on gas.. i am wanting a car so id have a mud truck an a daily driver..an both fixer uppers. thanks yal on congrats... why the hell yall get off subject about jack stands?

 

[gribly]

I like my railroad jacks. They're strong enough that I used them to pick up my camp when I put down the patio blocks and sand.

 

[bilzy7]

i got a 6.5" jack, i use it daily. it only scares my dog.
lol had to edit that one... bad joke.

 

[zukirider21]

here it is

WTF that looks hazardous lmfao

 

[superds]

I like my railroad jacks. They're strong enough that I used them to pick up my camp when I put down the patio blocks and sand.

What's a railroad jack? Got any pics?

 

[gribly]

http://www.elkayprod.com/jacklifts_1.shtml

Go shopping! Err, they are a little overkill for changing a tire on a Ranger, but I've used them for that purpose. My grandfather got them somewhere, we have several of them, no pics, but they're like the bigger versions in that link except rusty.

 

[superds]

http://www.elkayprod.com/jacklifts_1.shtml

Go shopping! Err, they are a little overkill for changing a tire on a Ranger, but I've used them for that purpose. My grandfather got them somewhere, we have several of them, no pics, but they're like the bigger versions in that link except rusty.

Yikes, that's spendy. But that's the way I like to do things!

Thanks for enlightening me, learn something every day!

 

[Heavyfire14]

WTF that looks hazardous lmfao

like i said it works great. and it locks so it is pretty safe. i like it

 

[Heavyfire14]

why the hell yall get off subject about jack stands?

 

[86 slo-vo]

why the hell yall get off subject about jack stands?

you got off subject in the second sentance, so why cant we?

 

[88_Eddie]

I got a job today, im going to save up money to rebuild my ranger or possibly do a 5.0 swap later on down the road or use it as a mud truck.I got chewd out today by my father for having log chains on my brush guard. I will have two cars on my hands my ranger an i am getting a late 80s early 90s chevy cavalier z24. I got some cool plans to do motor wise to both my vechicles.

see bold print

 

[Snoranger]

I like my railroad jacks. They're strong enough that I used them to pick up my camp when I put down the patio blocks and sand.

Since this has been I might as well post some completely useless info.

I have the back of a forklift off the ground, as we speak, with a railroad jack. (I left it up in the air and went home for the night.)


Did i forget to mention the back of said forklift weighs around 26,000 lbs!!

 

[zukirider21]

holy shit haha post a pic