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Old 04-17-2005, 02:38 PM
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Hydraulic Floor Jack

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I am trying to get a hold of a good hydrauic floor jack. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a store around the Toronto area that carries a good quality jack. First, I went to the most obvious stores such as Canadian tire and Partsource but they only sell low quality jacks that are made in Taiwan or China. The internet has a wide variety of professional grade jacks but the cost of shipping and customs taxes are way too much. Does anyone know where I can get a good jack (preferrable made in the USA) around the Toronto area?


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There's a pretty well-built AC Delco hydraulic floor jack at Sam's Club of all places...looks to be built a lot sturdier than anything at Canadian Tire.
 
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Did you try Sears? I think Craftsman products are made in the US, but I might be wrong.
 
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Originally Posted by PDT
Did you try Sears? I think Craftsman products are made in the US, but I might be wrong.
Oh Yeah...Craftsman has great tools. I already tried Sears, but they don't carry any jacks...at least not in Canada. Sears in the United States a large selection of hydraulic floor jacks so I asked if they could order one for me but they said that Sears in Canada is a different company from the Sears in the US. This did not make sense to me.

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I just did a quick check on sears.ca and found this:

http://www6.sears.ca/webapp/wcs/stor...ctId=158056877
 
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Originally Posted by PDT
I just did a quick check on sears.ca and found this:

http://www6.sears.ca/webapp/wcs/stor...ctId=158056877
Yeah, I already asked them about this, but they said it wasn't available. I guess I'll have to keep searching around. I'll ask my mechanic to see where he buys his jacks. Thanks for all the input!

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Yeah, I already asked them about this, but they said it wasn't available. I guess I'll have to keep searching around. I'll ask my mechanic to see where he buys his jacks. Thanks for all the input!

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Go check Sam's club.
 
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Originally Posted by G35evolution
Hey Guys,

I am trying to get a hold of a good hydrauic floor jack. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a store around the Toronto area that carries a good quality jack. First, I went to the most obvious stores such as Canadian tire and Partsource but they only sell low quality jacks that are made in Taiwan or China. The internet has a wide variety of professional grade jacks but the cost of shipping and customs taxes are way too much. Does anyone know where I can get a good jack (preferrable made in the USA) around the Toronto area?


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In the big smoke you should have many dozens of places. I don't know if you have Princess Auto out there but that's where I got mine. Good selection and quality.
 
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If you have SEARS up there, I got my Aluminum Racing Low Profile 1.5 ton racing jack for $99 beans!! US dollars of course. Saw them on sale for $89 during the hoolidays. Memorial day is coming and so should the sales! Great jack! 1.5 ton is more then enough for what I need!
 
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Just got my princess Auto sale flyer. They've got a 22 ton air/hydraulic jack on sale for 299 reg. 399. Looks big. 1 800 665 8686, www.princessauto.com
I did search at their site and there were some smaller ones.
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Originally Posted by whatacar
Just got my princess Auto sale flyer. They've got a 22 ton air/hydraulic jack on sale for 299 reg. 399. Looks big. 1 800 665 8686, www.princessauto.com
I did search at their site and there were some smaller ones.
Good luck

Haha I passed on that one and ended up with a 3 ton for $149. If I had it to do over again I would buy a low profile one since getting the G.
 
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If you have SEARS up there, I got my Aluminum Racing Low Profile 1.5 ton racing jack for $99 beans!! US dollars of course. Saw them on sale for $89 during the hoolidays. Memorial day is coming and so should the sales! Great jack! 1.5 ton is more then enough for what I need!
Hey Diesel1,

I checked out the sears website and the 1.5 ton jack that you bought was listed at $119.00...I think it's the same. Was it grey and red? They also had a similar aluminum racing jack, but the load capacity was rated slightly higher...2 tons. It was 200 bucks! Actually, since the G35 coupe's curb weight is 4400 pounds, I wouldnt mind getting a jack that has a larger load capacity even though a 1.5 ton jack would suffice. I think a 2 ton jack would be ideal for me. This way, I know it will be able to safely lift two wheels off the ground with ease.
 
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Originally Posted by G35evolution
Hey Diesel1,

I checked out the sears website and the 1.5 ton jack that you bought was listed at $119.00...I think it's the same. Was it grey and red? They also had a similar aluminum racing jack, but the load capacity was rated slightly higher...2 tons. It was 200 bucks! Actually, since the G35 coupe's curb weight is 4400 pounds, I wouldnt mind getting a jack that has a larger load capacity even though a 1.5 ton jack would suffice. I think a 2 ton jack would be ideal for me. This way, I know it will be able to safely lift two wheels off the ground with ease.

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Curb weight for my Jeep Grand Cherokee is 4400 and the G is just over 3400.
 
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That's the one. Red and aluminum. Normally 119 but they had a sale running for 89.99 when I went is 109 or 119 but I said I saw the ad and said it was either 89 or 99 so they matched it! Load is 3,000LBS and I will never be needing to lift the entire car at once! LOL At most, 2 wheels is all you need! Even, then, what are you really lifting like 2,000 pounds tops? For $100, it's a great jack! Easily fits way under my G and if you prefer jacking it up by the frame instead of the pinch welds, it fits all the way to there as well! Nice low profile jack!
 
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Do you have NAPA Auto Parts in the GTA ??
I sourced mine from them and they often have them on sale. They make a low profile one as well. I paid $89 for mine with 2T lift capacity.
 
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