peteway

I know this has been talked about recently but I can't find the thread.
Basically I'm in the market (or will be soon after my suspension is done) for a low profile jack and wanted your opinions on them, but more importantly WHERE did you get them from. There are a lot of places on the net selling different flavors of them but most (of the sellers) have crappy reviews on sites like resellerratings.com. I don't want to get jerked around by them so your experience is important to me.
I'm leaning toward this one
http://www.amazon.com/Omega-OME29023...277&sr=1-3

thoughts?

skilz4u2nv

I got low profile jack from walmart lol believe it or not... it was only $60... I only use it to lift up the car then i quickly throw jack stands under it...
you might also want to consider make a low profile ramp... theres a website that shows you how to do one with only like $30 worth in lumber

howarmat

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91039

I got this one with a different name at the local autozone. $80 and works perfectly.

peteway

https://mustangforums.com/m_2078833/tm.htm
These ramps? I'm thinking of doing that as well.

walmart huh? I honestly didn't even think about that. I'll check it out. Do you feel like they are reliable?

peteway

Thanks,
I'll check that out as well.

RICVA05

Check this web page out from NorthernTools I got mine from here. http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...0_89+364+90556

peteway

how was your experience with northertool.com ? thier reviews aren't that great. which jack did you get?
Thanks,
P

skilz4u2nv

Try this site for the do it yourself low profile wood ramp... I followed it and I like the way it came out...

http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/mwramps/index.htm


And yea the one from Walmart was good.. its a 3-ton jack thats only like $55-60.. I think the brand name was BlackJack

northy_polk

wow i feel silly. i didn't even think when i bought my floor jack. i just thought "hey it's craftsman it must be great!". then i realized it barely fits under there. . . so i drive up on some wood shims so i can get the jack under there. i see a low pro jack in my future. and a pole barn. . . with a hydraulic lift. . . and room for the sail boat. . . and the rv. . . and. . .

BigDave

I was borrowing the neighbor's fancy aluminum jack (from Sam's), but broke down and bought a cheapo low profile jack from Wal-mart for $29. Works great!