Originally Posted by Felix 808 (Post 2094860)

Yep the larger one fits the low profile Harbor Freight Jack. At first it seems like it would slide around as it's a slick feeling polymer, but it's solid once under way. Oh & they come black now not yellow if that matters. & made in the USA :usa: Sorry Canada (Gale Force) even your hockey pucks aren't made in Canada :p (Slovokia)

Hockey pucks work, but I think that this will out last a hockey puck because it has more material once the puck is channeled out.

YMMV

Originally Posted by Read T (Post 2094680)

Or drive it up onto some 2x4s to raise it a bit and jack it up from the frame rails.

Originally Posted by Felix 808 (Post 2095630)

Dadgum, I need to hit this guy up for PR $$$ or at lest a rep :rolleyes: Anyway here are comparisons with a hockey puck

Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 2096768)

Awesome, thanks! :tiphat: Which part number is this one so I can order the right size??

Originally Posted by Felix 808 (Post 2094951)

I kept the 1006 for my low profile Harbor Freight Jack. It's a little larger than the cup, but as previously mentioned, once it's under way there is no sliding around. It has the flat bottom unlike the Smaller cupped 1007 which is designed to fit over the jack cup of smaller jack bases :ninja3:

Originally Posted by Felix 808 (Post 2096787)

What I do to avoid the sliding is place the adapter into the pinch weld & then bring the jack into it. That jack will bit into the adapter & the pinch weld keeps it from popping out. Plus it gives you enough clearance to get under the car ;)

Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 2096800)

I wonder what the difference is, if you could trim it down so it Does fit in your jack?