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Try lifting from the rear axle or front control arms.I’m looking for recommendations on a good floor jack for this truck. Mine has a max height of 19”. The RHO frame sits at 17”, so I only get 2” of lift which is not enough to get the tires off the ground.
Thanks for your help!
Kevin
I said the same thingTry lifting from the rear axle or front control arms.
Go ahead and measure the hole diameter of where the jack pad sits, save some $$ and having another floor jack taking up space. Order yourself a floor jack extension. Just verify if your jack saddle is a drop in, screw in/on, or pin mount - they make them for all types. I had to grab one for lifting up my SxS. But like a few others said, lift from the A-arm or axle... and use jack stands.I’m looking for recommendations on a good floor jack for this truck. Mine has a max height of 19”. The RHO frame sits at 17”, so I only get 2” of lift which is not enough to get the tires off the ground.
Thanks for your help!
Kevin