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Jacking Up A Brick (Or, how not to jack up a brick) 200

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posted by  nelson on  Thu Jul 3 12:57 CST 2003
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One post mentioned buying a used jack. that can be good thing or bad one . If you find one TEST it! Jack up your car or the sellers car as high as possible as let it stay there a while.You want to make sure it HOLDS.The seller might be upgrading or just bailing.Something to watch for.Good luck.Note the 4 of July is a good time to catch a sale!
Nelson






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