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Jack a car up, hear a bad noise, have car fall on the now-diagonal jack awkwardly, scissorjack the car up, realize that the lugs on the wheel are torqued to stand-on-a-breaker-bar foot-pounds, unjack the car, loosen, jack, remove broken jack, stare at nice gouge in <1hr new to me car, shake my head, replace wheel and then get to deal with the lovely ladies that work at the Sam's return desk that don't know jack.

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Has no responsibility whatsoever.

Where are you jacking up the car from? - AB

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'14 Toyota Sequoia Platinum 4WD
Super Westerfield Bros - '93 Integra - LeChump Du Jour
STX 93 - Scion FR-S

We absolutely LUV our SC one! We store/transport it on it's side, and so far it's been to Oscoda, Laurinburg and Laurens and worked like a champ. Not even as hard to pump as the HF one we had tried, the handle doesn't start pumping way high up, Donna doesn't have a problem with it. The only minor annoyance has been the button that holds the handle together has way too strong a spring and is difficult to push in far enough unless you use something other than your finger. I haven't had a chance to fix that yet, but it's on my honeydo list.

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SPIN or WIN!
there's no glory for going slow.

Pep Boys has their $99 blue racing jack (Big Red brand) on sale for $79 and then gives you a $10 mail in rebate ($69 after everything is done). I picked up one today at the Raleigh Capital Blvd store (they still had one left on the shelf).

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Mike