DangerRanger
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8/27/11 Hi-Lift Jack is sponsoring a customer appreciation event at RedBird(Indiana)
http://gcdailyworld.com/story/1754653.html
http://gcdailyworld.com/story/1754653.html
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Hi-Lift Jack appreciation day at RedBird
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Use that jack long enough and their appreciation will show in your smile.
Always remember to keep your lips over your teeth when using idiotically dangerous tools like the slip-off-omatic, handle-kickback-omatic HighLift.
Always remember to keep your lips over your teeth when using idiotically dangerous tools like the slip-off-omatic, handle-kickback-omatic HighLift.
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Use that jack long enough and their appreciation will show in your smile.
Always remember to keep your lips over your teeth when using idiotically dangerous tools like the slip-off-omatic, handle-kickback-omatic HighLift.
It would probably be better to keep them uncovered so you didn't get your lip all cut up when the tooth (if not more) gets knocked out.
I keep clear away from that handle when using one, it would just take one slip though...
Use that jack long enough and their appreciation will show in your smile.
Always remember to keep your lips over your teeth when using idiotically dangerous tools like the slip-off-omatic, handle-kickback-omatic HighLift.
Wow what a hater. Thanks for your contribution.
ForOffRoadDriving
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My hi-lift has proved to be worth its weight, as well as all the chain i haul around with me for when i get stuck (made the winch set up for it). too bad it hates working it dirty, gotta keep a can of wd40 with the jack at all times or it might just get stuck in the up position..... again.
Yeah, I have 2 of them. I'm not a hater. I have a 48 and a 60. They are a dangerous but neccesary device. i wasn't joking about keeping your lips over your teeth. Use it enough and you will get a kick-back. Also, the truck goes up in an arc and pulls itself away from the jack. You have to be on your toes. I've used mine for everyything from a winch to alift on my dump trailer. I know what I'm talking about, not just making fun. A High-Lift is useful, but it's also dangerous.
Yeah, a steady stream of WD40 goes a long way toward making the thing actually ratchet up and down.
some pics from yesterday...
l8r, John
l8r, John
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