Quick Jack owners

[HKusp]

I slide them in from the side. I think there are even instructions saying not to run over them. You'd take a big chance on breaking the hydraulics if you did. The 7000lb ones are a bit heavy, but they do slide. On my Roush I could get them under the car with the shortest blocks before I added the jacking rails. When I added the jacking rails I had to go to a 2x4 under the front part. I don't have any issues with any of my other cars.

So there's room between the wheels to slide them in then, good to know. Thank you.

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[Cobra Jet]

Can any QJ owners who have this system and also have a tiled floor garage floor surface add to this thread?

I would like to know if it leaves any deep impressions into the tiled surface with the weight of a vehicle on it?

 

[drudis]

Can any QJ owners who have this system and also have a tiled floor garage floor surface add to this thread?

I would like to know if it leaves any deep impressions into the tiled surface with the weight of a vehicle on it?

No worse than using a floorjack or jackstands. Actually even LESS, as the QuickJack displaces o
ver a very long footprint.

 

[drudis]

p.s. On my lowered Mustang, I use a 3-part 2x12 lumber... Part-1 goes under front tire only, part-III goes under rear tire only, and part-II goes in between. I drive up onto the 2x12's, pull out part-II, and slide QuickJack from the side.

 

[1 old racer]

Just an idea. It worked for me.

 

[Sig556]

Just an idea. It worked for me.

Will, Outstanding! A really neat idea, well done.

 

[1 old racer]

Ok I know I found out about this mod somewhere on this forum. So to the person that posted this , Thank you. I spent 17 dollars and followed the video and I really like how easy my Q.J. are to move into position now.

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