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Originally Posted by flatbutt
We use something similar when we need to stabilize a car wreck. Our kit is literally a bag that looks like a big azz pillow when inflated.
The jack idea should work but I'd recommend a back up support...ya know...just in case.
Ya know that would work great for the trike.
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Yeah, I've seen the rescue jacks, I had no idea these were available. They've been around for a couple years apparently. They have telescoping steel cores, but there's no way I'd use one on its own, lift the vehicle and lower it on stands.
I talked to my s-i-l after posting, he runs trucking and repair for a large commercial construction outfit, they use big versions. His hot tip was to use a cordless compressor (they use a Milwaukee 18v) to keep hoses out of the way. That way you can use in the field as well...
I ordered one, will have it in a couple days.