Winter car kits

[derekmac]

It is pretty basic- just keep your face out of the way of the Jack handle.  Remember that and you are good.

And don't get under the vehicle without proper blocking rather than the jack. Or be without an escape route. Or... lets sum up- never forget that you are working with a hand tool that is lifting or dragging a ton or more of vehicle by brute force, which you are providing. It's science, you aren't superman, and if something goes very wrong you get run over by your own truck. Same risks you have when changing a tire, really. Just like a chainsaw, you want to learn from someone who's used one a lot, rather than the users manual.

Yep, I know someone that was killed by his truck Rolling over him. I use my jack and jack stands whenever I work on my vehicles.  If this does to make sense, sorry but I'm drunk.


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[Grant Lamontagne]

I think getting under a vehicle while it's on any jack is a bad idea.  I'm even paranoid under a vehicle on jack stands, and I always have an escape plan.

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