Whether it's upgrading shocks or simply swapping wheels, a lot of the work enthusiasts perform on their cars begins by getting the vehicle off of the ground. If you’re not fortunate enough to have ...

A floor jack is a tool that should be part of every garage's arsenal. You can have the most well-equipped garage, chock-full of the best tools, but none of those items will be of any value if you ...

Something you'll have to do when building a grain bin is lift the bin during construction. You will, therefore, need either a boom truck, crane, large forklift (small bins only!) or jacks designed for ...

Yeah, we all want a lift in our dream garage. But you got to walk before you run. First, you have to set yourself up with a floor jack. Even if you do have a shop with a lift, a floor jack is still an ...

Working on cars requires a vast assortment of different tools. From extremely common devices like impact wrenches, socket sets, and screwdrivers to specialty and niche tools like OBDII code readers, ...

The most important tools in your garage are not socket wrenches, screwdrivers, or pliers, they are the ones that keep you safe. It wouldn’t be so simple to wrench on your 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS if ...

There's one tool that anyone who has ever worked on a truck has likely used at some point and that's the humble floor jack. Simple in nature, this necessary tool often leads to some of the most ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. DIY automotive mechanics often need a jack to lift vehicles. Popular jack options include using either a bottle jack or a floor jack, but ...

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Choosing the right floor jack is important for professionals and DIYers alike. Different retailers carry different models, and those models can have varying capabilities. The same is true for Harbor ...

If you’re going to do work on a car more involved than washing it or tossing out Starbucks cups, you’re going to need a floor jack. Even if you’re just changing a flat tire or swapping winter wheels ...