Need New Floor Jack - What do you use?

[gainman]

Harbor freight generally sucks, but the Daytona line of Jack's are actually really good. I use this long reach one because it lift almost to 25"

Daytona™ Long Reach Low Profile Heavy Duty Car Jack

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[Ripper238]

Harbor Freight has a Pittsburgh 3 ton jack on sale for $90. But i dont mind paying a little more for a better brand of jack. I didn't see anyone mention Pittsburgh?

I guess it would be worth the extra $60 to go with a Daytona 4 Ton?

 

[Dillusion]

Get a Costco floor jack and you can return it anytime you want even after 10 years if you’re unsatisfied with it.


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I don't stoop that low. I know its Costco's return policy but its pretty shady when people do this.

Just went Costco yesterday and saw some returned items on the cart. They were more than "lightly" used.

 

[Cheers!]

Other than the HEin Warner Jack's. Are there any other brands that are made in USA?

The Hein Warner looks nice. But Want one that is longer reach and super low profile with very high lift height. So that I can use it on a lowered s2000 and also my 4runner.

Other than snap on that is it I think. Everyone else recommends harbor freight. Even garage journal.

 

[Lester Lugnut]

A 35+ yr. old Craftsman 3 ton jack and one of the newer 3 ton HF jacks already mentioned.

 

[MikeyDfromTN]

Hein Warner

I use a Lincoln. Looks like Lincoln was bought by Hein-Warner. They are lifetime jacks. I also have a Craftsman my son bought me. They are Chinese. Not as good.

Hydraulic Service Jack, 3 tons, 5 In. H: Auto Floor Jacks: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific

Sir that link is for a 900$ jack . I thought he said without breaking the bank ?

 

[Cheers!]

I think it is hard to beat the yellow Daytona harbor freight Jack.

 

[MasterFoo]

Pro-Eagle.