All of that wood is screwed together and weighs about 120 pounds. One person can barely move it and put it in place. My son and I move it around and then we had to pick up the jack and put it on top of there. Notice the jack stands in the front and in the rear. I think I had around 10 jackstands on it.
People who have seen my shop have asked why I have 4 floor jacks and 10 jack stands.......
Thank you. I learned when I was 18 years old (in 78) and I had my 70 duster bracket racer fall on my chest from having a cheap jack stand. Lesson learned.
Overrated, we’ve all been 18 before
I had a good friend that worked off of jackstands, installing a lift kit on a Blazer. What you have there is a much safer setup than what my friend used. I almost always use my two post lift now. Even two post lifts can be dangerous if you don't watch what you are doing.This is a great safety picture.
Jack and backup Jack stands on top of wooden blocks
instead of the other way around (except for the one "padding" block).
Yes we have and enjoyed every minute of itOverrated, we’ve all been 18 before
one Jack, no stands, sloped driveway, 3 idiots trying to get a car running at 1am. We’ve all been there
I always forget to take pics when I'm in the middle of the job. I'm usually too busy looking for that damn 10mm wrench!
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