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Originally Posted by vash
My Craftsman Jack Stands. They support fine, but pulling the pin to drop the jack will result in a blood blister on the side of my hand 50% of the time. I never remember to be cautious.
I want really really good ones that I don’t have to jack a vehicle to match up with one of the elevation holes in the adjustment range.
You all have done it. Jack up vehicle, slide jack stand under. Up a notch it won’t fit, down a notch...too low! Hmmm, let me jack it up some more..oh too high, pull pin..clank! Ouch! Blood blister. Kick jack. Cuss.
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Jackstands are usually a pain in the rear. I prefer the kind that's like this to the hole in the center. It's a bit easier to lock and unlock, although they do have to go up a bit to unlock.
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