classicJackets wrote: One of the YouTube comments said it's banned in the US and was formerly nicknamed the "Assault Jack".
The founding fathers never envisioned a jack that could deploy more than one jack stand without reloading.
classicJackets wrote: One of the YouTube comments said it's banned in the US and was formerly nicknamed the "Assault Jack".
The founding fathers never envisioned a jack that could deploy more than one jack stand without reloading.
My dad had a bottle jack with a pair of collars, one with an upwards facing cup on top of the body and the other with a downwards facing cup just under the saddle. To go with it was a chunk of pipe split lengthwise, hinged back together, and spring loaded to stay pipe-ish.
The setup looks like it was factory made, but you jack the car up, slap the pipe around the shaft, and let it down so the sleeves catch both ends. Supposedly it's exactly the right height for something on an old VW, but dad used it for everything.
FourPointSixBoost wrote: I just found this design - it uses common jack stands to accomplish the same thing...I can't find it for sale though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxK3WSeVrvQ
Good idea
I like it!
FourPointSixBoost wrote: I just found this design - it uses common jack stands to accomplish the same thing...I can't find it for sale though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxK3WSeVrvQ
That's very cool. Looks like the trademark was only filed earlier this year, so it may still only be a prototype. Nothing on the http://www.alltradetools.com/ website yet.
DrBoost wrote:FourPointSixBoost wrote: I just found this design - it uses common jack stands to accomplish the same thing...I can't find it for sale though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxK3WSeVrvQGood idea
I really like that design!
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