Reply to "QuickJack Capacity"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

Wel, consider two things:

1. Yes, the 5500# is slightly longer than the 3500# version and that is a good thing if you're trying to line up with the jack points of a VW pan. The 3500 comes up a little short so I just use a 2 X 4 across the rear. The 5500 would probably be long enough to hit all four corners better.

2. If you get the 5500, you can use it for your daily drivers for things like tire rotations and stuff without worrying about lift capacity.

I can't remember that lift that Alan Merklin had, but that one lifted even higher and you could drive over it.

4/28/1911:13 AM

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