Is it safe to use this jack?
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11-20-2007, 03:54 PM
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Is it safe to use this jack?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0600&aff=Y
Would it be safe to use this jack to lift my 05 F4i so i can to some work on it this winter?
Thanks
Would it be safe to use this jack to lift my 05 F4i so i can to some work on it this winter?
Thanks
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11-22-2007, 11:49 AM
RE: Is it safe to use this jack?
If you have a sportbike I'd think you'd be happier with stands in the long run.
Craftsman: The only Craftsman that is worth owning is the hand tools which have the lifetime replacement guarantee. All their other stuff is of questionable quality if not just plain crap.
And be careful when you buy their hand tools. Many of their tools of which you might assume would have the lifetime guarantee do not. Caveat emptor as they say...
Craftsman: The only Craftsman that is worth owning is the hand tools which have the lifetime replacement guarantee. All their other stuff is of questionable quality if not just plain crap.
And be careful when you buy their hand tools. Many of their tools of which you might assume would have the lifetime guarantee do not. Caveat emptor as they say...
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RE: Is it safe to use this jack?
ORIGINAL: dondi
If you have a sportbike I'd think you'd be happier with stands in the long run.
Craftsman: The only Craftsman that is worth owning is the hand tools which have the lifetime replacement guarantee. All their other stuff is of questionable quality if not just plain crap.
And be careful when you buy their hand tools. Many of their tools of which you might assume would have the lifetime guarantee do not. Caveat emptor as they say...
If you have a sportbike I'd think you'd be happier with stands in the long run.
Craftsman: The only Craftsman that is worth owning is the hand tools which have the lifetime replacement guarantee. All their other stuff is of questionable quality if not just plain crap.
And be careful when you buy their hand tools. Many of their tools of which you might assume would have the lifetime guarantee do not. Caveat emptor as they say...
as far as using that jack i wouldnt[:@]
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