EZ Jack
#1
EZ Jack
Here is a little something I saw a friend of mine using and I thought it was pretty cool

Be sure and weld it good


Low profile, can get under anything. downside is it may not be so good for those real high lifted trucks

Get a cordless half in drive impact and a few of these to throw in your rig out on the trail.
Always use jack stands while working under the vehicle
Use at your own risk!!!!! As with anything else.

Any thoughts, I bet a few of you already thought of this.

Be sure and weld it good


Low profile, can get under anything. downside is it may not be so good for those real high lifted trucks

Get a cordless half in drive impact and a few of these to throw in your rig out on the trail.
Always use jack stands while working under the vehicle
Use at your own risk!!!!! As with anything else.

Any thoughts, I bet a few of you already thought of this.
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Marysville, WA
Naw, the rest of us use proper jacks 
Using a scissor jack on a Toyota truck is incredibly unsafe, not to mention they really don't go high enough to be of any use. However, in a pinch/bind, this would be a useable option. Just make sure you weld it up good so it doesn't break from the required torque.

Using a scissor jack on a Toyota truck is incredibly unsafe, not to mention they really don't go high enough to be of any use. However, in a pinch/bind, this would be a useable option. Just make sure you weld it up good so it doesn't break from the required torque.
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