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This one goes 21". I don't own one personally, but I like the concept.
Powerbuilt® 3 Ton All-In-One Bottle Jack/Jack Stand - ToolSmithDirect.com
Powerbuilt® 3 Ton All-In-One Bottle Jack/Jack Stand - ToolSmithDirect.com
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Here's the one I use at home, also goes up to 21". works great and priced right, 1Duralast/2 1/2 Ton SUV jack (T83006FZ) | Jack | AutoZone.com
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All the guys I run with, including me, use bottle jacks, but to make the bottle jacks effective, we carry a dozen or so wood blocks. The blocks are hand to create a base for uneven ground, or to make the jack taller (either under, or on top). With blocks, the bottles are way more effective. My bottle is a 20t.
We stay away from Hi-Lifts. I've seen them break, slide out etc. Frequently when stuff breaks we are on trails with a grade---hi lifts are scary then.
We stay away from Hi-Lifts. I've seen them break, slide out etc. Frequently when stuff breaks we are on trails with a grade---hi lifts are scary then.
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