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Harbor Freight Jack & Jack Stands

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5 Harbor Freight tools I Actually Use.

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This step focuses on the Harbor Freight Daytona 3-ton long-reach, low-profile floor jack and matching 3-ton jack stands. The creator highlights the jack's ability to reach low clearance points (as low as 3-1/2 inches) and lift vehicles up to 24-1/4 inches, making it versatile for both low-slung cars and higher-clearance trucks. He praises the convenience of the foot pedal for quickly raising the jack saddle to the lifting point. For safety, the jack stands feature a robust design with a secure locking pin. The jack's handle is designed to break down into two pieces, facilitating storage and transport. The speaker demonstrates the safety pin on the jack stand.

Goal: Safely lift and support vehicles for automotive maintenance.

Tools and materials

  • 3-Ton Jack Stands Daytona — Supporting lifted vehicles to ensure safety during work
  • Daytona 3-Ton Long Reach — Lifting vehicles for maintenance and repair
  • Tape Measure — Measuring the jack's minimum and maximum lift heights

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number four. My number four on the list from Harbor Freight has got to be the three-tonon jack stands and the three-tonon long reach low profile jack from Harbor Freight. I absolutely love this jack. I cannot get enough of it. long, low, jacks, high, [ __ ] jacks off, does it does a whole bunch of stuff that I don't even need it to do and I love it. The best part about it is the foot pedal. Let's zoom on in. So, the part I absolutely love about this jack is the foot pedal. All you got to do is just press on it with your foot and it goes up pretty high. Now, while we're zoomed in here, we'll talk about the jack stands a little bit. These jack stands are great. I know Harbor Freight has had problems with their jack stands in the past, but honestly, I have six of these and I don't have any problems with them. I got two of these or four of these holding up the truck. And then I got two more that just kind of float around for my car or the wife's Jeep or or whatever. So, um, they go pretty high and then they got this safety pin in here. So, as long as you guys lock that in there, there really is nowhere for these bad boys to go. Just lock the pin and you'll be good to go. I have been seeing on Facebook a bunch of guys have been putting numbers right here. I think that's a fantastic idea and I'm going to start doing that too. Honestly, I love them. It's been fantastic. I'd like to get some six-tonon ones. I think for now the three ton works just fine. Um, this jack goes super low. I'll get a tape measure. I got one right here. We're going to go to probably three and a half at its lowest, which is perfect for like a Camry or Subaru or which is perfect for like a Camry or Subaru or whatever, but um I've had no problems getting underneath low cars. I had a buddy that had a Subaru that was slammed and no problem. Well, as long as it was less than three inches, you know what I mean? But being up here in this cold weather climate, you kind of got to have a higher car. But, um, that's about the height over there. I'll put actual heights in here, but that's saying it's about 26ish. Um, I'll make sure I put the actual heights. I'll put them here. Drop them right there for you guys. Um, you can get long reach handles. I've never had an issue with mine being too short. You just undo the screw and it comes off. You can break it down. You can break it down in half. It gets even smaller. Pack this up in your service truck. whatever you got to do. It's greasable in a…

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