Can I Dangle My Car in the Air from the Quick Jacks Alone?

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04-05-2020, 09:58 AM

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As I have said in another post, and Glen confirmed, horizontal pull on one jack post will work without deflection to get your car towed up onto a tow truck, if the bolts are of sufficient strength and the quick jack mount is made of sufficient strength steel and welded well. Done it over a 100 times to get the race car on and off the trailer with no deflection in the mount.

Patrick, I did think that your wrapped strap was a good idea until others pointed out the bending force that would pull the quick jacks together.

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