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Reviews (3)
Jun 02, 2020
works as described
Some complaints that 1/4" shank won't fit, the one I received, both 1/4" and 6mm shanks does fit. The 1/4" is a little tight, but acceptable.
Oct 31, 2019
good value if for limited use and flexibility
Using under car lift, piston travel is not enough for ease of access into and out of underneath car. The jack base is bolted and kept shifting, no matter how tight I got the bolts, ended up squaring it upright and welding the legs to the base, a whole lot more stable and safer. The jack did not travel 20", the best I got was 16", could have been shipped low on fluid. If its for just a couple of uses, a good value. Lots of use and more flexibility, buy 2 stage, be careful of those bolt on leg types. You can always add bracing from casters to top of cylinder, like the more expensive ones, or weld. Remember 71" up in the air with 300 lb. transmission tilting sideways, when it falls, its you and that cracked transmission case.
Dec 03, 2019
90 suburban V1500 4x4, 2 hours well spent, removed that steering slop.
1 of 1 found this helpful For 90 1/2 ton 4x4 suburban V1500, had to shorten 1 1/4". Set it upright to strike with hammer, took 5 blows, I used scrap metal bars to support ends on wooden blocks, do not strike U joints. I did not heat shaft to melt out plastic. Both ends indexed same as old shaft, steering wheel still centered. Did cut small groove in upper D shaft flat for clamping bolt. I dropped steering column, by loosening firewall clamp, removed dash column nuts, dropped it to front seat, it angled up enough to slip it on the 708 saginaw steering box and then over the angled up D steering column end. Angled it back down and rebolted column and new steering shaft. Greased all ends also. I measured from clamping bolt groves on steering box spline to the newly cut groove to determine length, then compare it to the new shaft. About 2 hours and done. Did improve steering slope. Happy Camper.