I guess this thread isnt titled Quick Jack for nothing!

I got excited when i found out they started including rubbers and lube with the system instead of making you provide your own!

Found out the name Quick Jack is misleading though :(

I've had mine for about a year & love 'um … just gotta find a better way to store them in the garage! ~Thinking of welding up some sort rack on caster wheels.

Anybody found a nifty storage solution?

I just keep 'em under the Z

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If everyone keeps talking about these dang jacks, I’m going to wind up buying some too....

Damn you all... ;)

One of us! One of us! *chants*

Gooble gobble! Gooble gobble!

It's not peer pressure, it's just your turn...

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Just don't listen to BettyZ if he tells you that a handy is the same as a quick jack.

You wound me.. I can be much more imaginative than that.

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I know exactly what you mean. My back won't allow me to crawl under the car--or get back out--but I have been thoroughly enjoying this thread vicariously. I don't know whether to be annoyed or grateful that these weren't around much earlier.

Got mine up and running tonight. Took multiple bleed attempts but now it's smooth!

Protip: check the pressure on the air cylinders every 3 or 4 lift cycles.

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Good note. What are you using to pressurize yours? I have a small pump, but it's not awesome.

I have a HF 21 gallon air compressor in my garage. It's so loud I have to put on HF earmuffs when I run it, but it does the job and it's cheap. The $$$ I saved went towards hookers and blow.. both of which I did on the QuickJack :nutswinger:

I'll have to see if I can find an attachment for mine, I hadn't even thought of using the compressor.

Used the QJ yesterday to rotate tires on wife's car, it went great! Love this thing.

You can find a digital tire pressure gauge on Amazon for relatively cheap.

Walked out of the grocery store and found this fella and his passenger-side partner chilling on my pinch welds lol. Always check that all your blocks are off the car!!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c2aef6c7c9.jpg

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I learned that lesson when my brother's friend drove off with one of mine still on his car...

I've lost several hockey pucks that way. $1 apiece used so not a big deal. Those pinch blocks aren't quite as cheap though...

Yeah.. glad they stayed on. I'm thinking imma spraypaint them dayglo yellow.

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Personally, I grabbed 4 of the rubber hockey pucks and used them on the QJ. Worked just fine, and definitely a lot cheaper...

Great deals for Quick Jack going on now.

https://www.quickjack.com/garage-sal...6b48-458090361

Here's what I ended up doing … I wanted them "mobile" & stored off the garage floor, so this works for me.

https://i.imgur.com/ntCnmR1l.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/wOS4QtFl.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/yRIuVAMl.jpg

I've seen some folks use a chain against the wall to stand them up and store them vertically. I need to find a better solution than just keeping them in between my cars.

Your garage is almost as OCD-clean as mine.. good to see I'm not the only one out there :rofl2:

They sell these ;)
https://www.quickjack.com/accessorie...l-hangers.html

lol. Yep! It's actually pretty messy in the pics as I have two bikes I've been working on - parts here 'n there.

Ox, that's nice but why not have then standing vertical? That would save you some space.
Very nice rack you got there.

Well, I did look at QuickJack's vertical wall-mount offering & it's neat; but, I would've had to get mine high enough to clear the base molding (dang finished garage) and make some sort of "bumper" to keep them banging the heck out of the walls. Things have some weight on 'em too.

Ultimately though, I have an "attached" & "detached" garage - I wanted to have some way to easily move them between the two without tearing up the mini-wheels on the jacks themselves. Having caster wheels on my "rack" did the trick.

Has anybody lifted their car and disconnected the pump ( to get it out of the way ) for a week or so ? Any problems because of that ?

Thanks

I lift my Z up to have it up all winter without the pump or hoses connected.
I've done that for a couple Winters now with no issue.

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No issues. The manual states the system is designed so you can do that .

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Thanks guys!

I have found a good storage solution for the pump, rubber blocks and hoses. It's the Stanley STST33031 tool storage cart. It has wheels and a collapsible handle to easily move it around.

It is available through Amazon https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm the OP of this thread and have been using the cardboard box that the pump was shipped in for storage for all of these years. Well, it finally started to come apart and I wanted a good solution for storage. This Stanley case works perfect. It holds everything except the stands themselves. Even room to store extra transmission fluid.

As far as disconnecting the pump after the car is up it is not a problem as the mechanical stop is what prevents the lift from going down.

Great Idea. Will do the same! Thanks

Cool nike sticker on the rear fender, bro!

Go home Zingy, you're drunk.

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It's in the first picture.

Put your glasses on old man.