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- George3 - 10-02-2008 What is the absolute lowest floor jack available? Is there anything with like a 2" clearance ? - ccm911 - 10-02-2008 Doesn't Griots Garage sell a really low one? Check their catalogue or web site. You may be pleasantly surprised(except for the price). - George3 - 10-02-2008 Javol....... they have one... It's a Low Profile Floor Jack but...... Holy Schmoly.... it's $400 + S&H - ninjabones - 10-02-2008 Here ya go George... only $5 and you can lift the lowest of the low - George3 - 10-02-2008 Glen, you gotta go back to school.... because you forgot to show the fulcrum in your diagram. Professor Beaker's Learning Labs explanation of a lever and fulcrum, suitable for primary school grades 1, 2, and 3. - ninjabones - 10-02-2008 gratuitous opportunity to show pics of the CCW wheels I'm selling (see for sale thread) - George3 - 10-02-2008 Ah-ha. Nice. I see you have one. - ninjabones - 10-02-2008 My jack is made by Arcan (purchased from Northern Tool on sale a while ago). Very low profile (I think 3"). I think they're about $200. Downside is that they are bulky and heavy as hell. http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200345428_200345428 - Brian Minkin - 10-02-2008 George3 wrote: Quote:Javol....... they have one...And if it is the one Tony has it weighs more then I want to lift. - JimWirt - 10-03-2008 I've got two arcons. One is steel heavy as hell. And one in aluminium. Nice and light. I think I paid 225 at costco for the light one. Measured the the height at 3.5 inches. If you take the pad off its maybe an inch lower. |