Another Run Flat Question Among Others
03-11-11, 09:03 PM
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Bob, that is the jack I was writing about but I think Iam leaning towards that Titan jack that works off the exhaust(130.00).To me that looks more stable and you can lift the whole side of the car safely.
Jerry, sure was nice today, but looks like a wet future,100 miles south or so of Portland is where I reside and as soon as the weather gets better we can make some plans for a cruise.
Jerry, sure was nice today, but looks like a wet future,100 miles south or so of Portland is where I reside and as soon as the weather gets better we can make some plans for a cruise.
03-11-11, 09:30 PM
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Bob, that is the jack I was writing about but I think Iam leaning towards that Titan jack that works off the exhaust(130.00).To me that looks more stable and you can lift the whole side of the car safely.
Jerry, sure was nice today, but looks like a wet future,100 miles south or so of Portland is where I reside and as soon as the weather gets better we can make some plans for a cruise.
Jerry, sure was nice today, but looks like a wet future,100 miles south or so of Portland is where I reside and as soon as the weather gets better we can make some plans for a cruise.
Re: sure was nice today, but looks like a wet future,
I was going to wash the car today, but with nothing but rain in the future I'll wait.
Re: Titan jack
This one?: http://www.airjackusa.com/
I'll have check on it & see how small it will fold up.
Jerry Baumchen
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