[TR] Floor Jack

[Greg Lemon]

I have on of the aluminum ones too, nice and low for "our" cars.  Been
working fine for 10 years or so.  Only thing, the hydraulic release is like
an on off switch unless you really finesse it, don't know if they are all
like that.

Greg Lemon
TR250

On Sun, Oct 27, 2019, 9:19 PM TERRY SMITH <terryrs at comcast.net> wrote:

> I have gone to Home Gods with my wife more times than I can actually sleep
> through.  But today, she came with me to Harbor Freight in Manchester, NH.
> She's amazing.  She was more interested in that than I was in HG.  So now,
> we call HF the Home Goods for Guys.
> Thing is, my floor jack died.  I did fix it by bleeding the hydraulics,
> but it was an excuse to realize it never fit under the cross member or
> differential of my TR3A.  Found a Pittsburgh low-profile jack (that I
> haven't tried yet, but measurements are positive).  So excited!
> I've previously had to use a scrapped Toyota's scissor jack to hand-screw
> up enough to accommodate a floor jack, then re-jack with a floor jack.
> Reverse the procedure to get the car back onto the floor.  Oh, I cannot
> wait!
>
> So question.  HB Pittsburgh floor jacks seem "okay" for the price.
> Thoughts?
>
> Terry Smith, '59 Tr3A
> New Hampshire, where the color is gone, the leaves have dropped, it's
> raining, and the end is near.
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