Yup-that's the one - is one better than the other?
thanks
--- "Eng, Kenneth" <kenneth.eng@datajump.com> wrote:
> Sears sells a nice 3 ton capacity floor jack with 2
> jack stands for around
> $100.00. The floor jack's lifting cradle will rise
> up to the truck's lift
> point on the first pump of the handle. Is this what
> you are referring to as
> a 4 wheel jack?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Jack Paulson [mailto:cybermail1@yahoo.com]
> >Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 4:46 PM
> >To: dodge dakota
> >Subject: DML: Hydrolic bottle jack or 4 wheel type
> - Adivse please
> >
> >
> >I'm looking into a jack for rotating tire & jacking
> >the truck up to make it easier to change fluids.
> The
> >bottle jacks look good since you can take them on
> the
> >trail but the 4 wheel look easier to use
> >
> >I've never used either - any advise would be
> welcome.
> >Thanks
> >
> >0 - The Truck - Mileage: 4500
> >2000 Quad Cab 4X4-Sport
> >- V-6
> >- Automatic
> >- Sports Plus Package - 31X10.5 tires
> >- Limited Slip Rear Diff. - 3.55
> >- Trailer Tow Group, HD Package, Skid Plates
> >0 - Added:
> >- Airaid air filter
> >- Flowmaster 3 chamber
> >- Steel Horse Torneau cover
> >- Taylor Spiro Pro 8mm wires
> >- Autolite Double Platinum Spark Plugs
> >- Throttle Boddy - removed air horns, added new TB
>
> >bolts
> >- Cool Tape around air filter and A/C tubes
> >- Cut holes in plastic behind grill to get more air
> > to air filter
> >
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