You need a cordless Milwaukee ratchet. You working me to death with those manual wrenches.😜

@ACDesignsGarage

10 ай бұрын

Hahahaha Agreed!!!!!

they're ok as long as the internal snap ring that holds the metal tubes inside the bag together doesn't come out like mine did...when that happens there is nothing to keep them stable and it almost dumped a 6000lb truck on top of me....by the way I purchased my jack and it took me two weeks and many emails to get a refund from them so I'd advise anyone who has one of these to take it apart and inspect the snap ring (you see what I mean if you take it apart) and make sure it's settled deep into the groove..

@ACDesignsGarage

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing 👍

Can we get an update on this?

@ACDesignsGarage

2 ай бұрын

It still works great!!!!

The front of that Cummins is about 4,700 lb give or take 50 lb. That jack is also rated for 145 PSI. Most your basic air compressors are only good for about 90 psi. So depending on what compressor you're using will depend on the effectiveness of that jack.

@ACDesignsGarage

5 ай бұрын

Yeah its heavy, My compressor will go to 185 but I set it at 100psi so most people could relate.

@nathan00campbell

5 ай бұрын

​@@ACDesignsGarage One other heads up that I forgot to mention. It does have a safety pop off valve that is supposed to pop off at 145 PSI My compressor goes to 175 psi. I tested the pop off to see if it functions and it made it to 160 psi before it let go. So I recommend replacing it with a quality safety valve. Too many people don't understand this, and just trust things to work. I check everything because it's just in my nature I suppose. I also plan on replacing the airline from the control valve to the base of the bag with a high pressure gas line and flare fittings. Nice braided stainless line. The one that comes with it kind of looks like fish aquarium airline. I'm sure it's better than that but it looks like it. And I just don't have a lot of faith in it. Replacing that line with a high pressure gas line makes the airbag itself the weak link and not the line. Just a few touches to make this tool better than it is. And there's some people who say I could have just bought a better quality one out the gate but I can fix this one to be as good as the better quality one for less than a third the price of the name brand ones.