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"This is a good floor jack and stands for the home mechanic or light shop use. \r\n\r\nThe jack is smaller and lighter so it's easy to move from one area to another. Even on concrete floors that are not smooth the jack moves much easier than my larger floor jack. Since it's smaller it's easy to slide under most cars and position correctly. Even cars that are lower to the ground this jack gets under the front air dam. If you're working on lager vehicles the jacks lifting pad can be extended about 4\" giving you full lifting capability. The jacks lifting pad is on the smaller side (4\"), at first I wondered how well this would work. It turns out it works much better than lager pads on my other jack on smaller cars and trucks.\r\n\r\nThere are a couple of things that are different about the jack, It takes about 90 strokes to lift from the fully retracted to fully extended. The jacks handle isn't permanently attached to the jack body so you have to be careful when pulling the jack out or repositioning the jack. The handle has to be removed from the pump side of the jack to the lowering valve to let the vehicle down. \r\n\r\nThe jack stands are nice ratcheting type so they extend and retract quickly. The stem on the stand looks to be cast steel and the base is nicely formed and welded 12 Ga. steel. The finish on the stands looks like a nice heavy powder coating that should last many years. The bottom of the legs on each stand has metal feet on them, so they slide nicely across a smooth floor.\r\n\r\nOverall this is a good floor jack and stands that would make a great addition to any home shop."
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