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Originally Posted by JARblue Personally, I would not feel comfortable doing that without a spotter to keep an eye on the cribs during the process. Also, are you planning to
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![]() I agree, all in all, a risky proposition. My alternative is to use my quick jack to lift and then lower onto wheel cribs. I wouldn't be doing alone. Only issue may be QJ doesn't like to lift or lower without a load. Its a small distance, so I think it should be ok. Reason i'm doing is, i need weight on wheels but access to under car. |
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