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  1. #1
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    Default Need a new floor jack, suggestions?

    I had a old china made 2.5 ton floor jack that my wife bought for me at Sams 15 years ago. It started leaking down and won't pump now. I also have a sears 3 ton jack that I hate and it's too tall to go under the race car. So I am in need of a new jack. I have looked at the aluminum race jacks at HF and the Torin or Larin (I don't remember which) jacks at walmart, but I don't know what to get. I haven't looked at Sam's Club yet. I would like to get a jack that will last more than a year or two. The lighter the better also because I will be hauling it to the track, but I also don't want to spend my lifes savings on a new floor jack. Suggestions or jacks to avoid?
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    The Harbor Freight Aluminums are good value.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joeg View Post
    The Harbor Freight Aluminums are good value.
    +1

    Ours has lasted for years now. Though it is mostly used for track only weekends.
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    Default Floor Jack

    "The Harbor Freight Aluminums are good value."

    +2

    I've had my Harbor Freight jack for 6 years and never had an issue. Haul it to the track and use it at home on various vehicles. My only complaint is that it won't lift my Superduty

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    +3 for Harbor Freight. My 3ton regularly lifts a 94 Suburban 4 years old and still going strong.

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    I've had a Sears aluminum jack for several years and can't say enough good things about it. They are well built and on sale regularly.

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