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My new toy/tool
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I can't believe how solid it is. I can't budge it at all when I push on the side of the car. I sure wish i had it for many tasks in the past. Like my clutch issue which seems to be OK now. In any case it shifts the way it should. Thanks for your suggestions.
BTW my Quickjack comes from your end of the country - California. Money well spent when I see the car lifted to full height in 30 seconds. Having access to all the wheels and being able to use my old creeper again has me all excited.
BTW my Quickjack comes from your end of the country - California. Money well spent when I see the car lifted to full height in 30 seconds. Having access to all the wheels and being able to use my old creeper again has me all excited.
