Safe jack attachment

ahh...ok
but I'm not using the floor attachment

 

I can't speak highly enough of his racks, they're second to none. You'll notice the use of next generation welding techniques that actually bonds wood to aluminum AND steel. It's really an amazing technique.

 

For a minute there I thought this was April 1st!


love the website!

 

nice you two are doing Friday well.

 

@DVexile dug in on this product for a compact, light, offroad jack for a lifted Tacoma. There's a trick to get an OEM land cruiser jack and remove the top cap so it fits the diameter of the safe jack adapters. Then he created an aluminum stabilizing plate that bolts together to provide more stability off pavement.

 

It’s a 4Runner jack actually, but the general idea probably applies to more than one Toyota stock jack. The nice thing is being a screw jack rather than a hydraulic jack it is already a jack stand.

Details:

Diet Taco... trying to keep things light

 

Yep and no leaky jack oil to stain your floorboard.

 

Or fail in the middle of the desert.

 

Works perfectly for me. The jack’s ram has to match the diameter of the adapter plus there is a two piece plastic part that wraps around the extension screw. To lift in the front they have a flat plate adapter. Also consider the extension. Compact and safe to use.