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T max high lift jacks, any good?
paulhumphries:
I must admit I hate my Jackall as it collapses without warning when lowering.
It's seen little use and not abused so not neglect or damage - just horrible.
I don't know if HiLifts are any better but I don't trust my Jackall any more after loosing the skin off the end of one finger - it showed me that it could easilly have been the whole finger.
Paul Humphries
muddycarl:
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I don't know if HiLifts are any better but I don't trust my Jackall any more after loosing the skin off the end of one finger - it showed me that it could easilly have been the whole finger.
Paul Humphries
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My genuine Hi-lift does that ......but only when it's not actually supporting any weight :wink:
can lift it up to the jacking point too (saves the need to "pump" the handle all the way)
paulhumphries:
--- Quote from: "muddycarl" ---
--- Quote from: "paulhumphries" ---
I don't know if HiLifts are any better but I don't trust my Jackall any more after loosing the skin off the end of one finger - it showed me that it could easilly have been the whole finger.
Paul Humphries
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My genuine Hi-lift does that ......but only when it's not actually supporting any weight :wink:
can lift it up to the jacking point too (saves the need to "pump" the handle all the way)
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Mine did it with the full weight of a Range Rover.
Luckilly no damage done other than my finger :(
Paul Humphries
Terranosaurus:
Mine was doing that, some oil to lubricate the pin cured it.
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