Should have done this years! ago!

M

Mike lambert

New member
Finally broke down and listened to the wife and bought a quick jack. All I can tell you is if you’re thinking about it, do it! It has made it so much easier on my 3 time repaired back! I found it on Home Depot’s site for 500 cheaper than directly from them with free shipping. Was here from California in 4 days. We went with the 7000lb model.
f5c6b50166480e284c5c801ac02c0630.jpg
2fc6eacdb5c3a4f1e5f092f8fd51ba25.jpg
17e6585fd90c41679ddcbaccb8367136.jpg
a57d4167acc992250ef8808f236803c4.jpg




Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
I have no need but will make detailing my car easier. Christmas.... question for you owners, my cars lowered about 2 inches. Will quick jacks still fit?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
Greatest thing I added to my shop... for me it was to work under the car but it now gets double duty to work on polishing rockers and even rims that need more that a light polish

I also added some wheels to make sliding them around easier but that`s another story all together
M
 
My back hurts a lot---gotta get one asap!

Home depot??? Really? Will take a look and see...

Tom
 
This has been on my list for many reasons, I really just need to break down and buy it.

Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
 
Costco got the 5k on sale for $999. If you google quick jack and Costco theirs a link to quick jacks website that will let you know if your Costco has it in stock.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
Looks good Mike!

Unrelated question - what product/process did you use for your garage floor? I might have missed the thread if you posted about it, but it looks awesome. Been thinking of doing my garage floor in some sort of grip coat or similar...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top