How to Use Your QuickJack
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- So, you are considering getting a QuickJack to help you out when you are working on your car, your family or friends car. Whatever the case may be. But it is definitely helpful to know what is involved in setting up the QuickJack when you are about to use it, especially the first time. Hopefully this video helps out in seeing what you need to do to use it, and how cool it is in use.
Disclaimer
I assume no liability for property or vehicular damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. I recommend safe practices when working with any and all tools, including but not limited to electrical tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, any lifting apparatus, including jacks, jack stands, and automotive lifts, manual tools, chemicals, lubricants, and any other instruments used within the video. Due to factors beyond my control, no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of all above mentioned tools or equipment, or any other items mentioned above, and all information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not myself or Nexus Auto. Caution is advised and any practices by the viewer is at user discretion. Any tool or part recommendations or links are given for informational purposes only and it should be assumed to be bought at your own risk. I or Nexus Auto assumes no liability for any damages, premature part failures, or incorrect parts made from purchases made online, including but not limited to tools, parts, instruments, jacks, chemicals, lubricants, etc. 
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Thanks for the video! Getting ready to use mine for the first time today. I bought a set of big 6-ton jack stands to put under the frames just in case. I'm paranoid about being crushed under a car. My grandfather found his best friend squished under his Buick back in the 1960's. That story has always stuck with me.
No problem at all! The jack stands are the way to go! Honestly, you can't be too safe. I've heard stories too..sorry to hear about your grandfathers friend. If I do something like brakes, I just use the built in holding points on the quickjack, but once I go underneath, I put some jack stands.
Enjoy your new quickjack! I love it to this day
Hey according to quick jack you should turn the release on the quick fitting so you can't accidentally pull them off.
Yep, this is true. But thus far, every time I connect the quick fittings, the release turns on its own, without fail. It always needs to be readjusted to disconnect the fittings. That said, it never hurts to double check and I would 100% stand behind your comment!
@@NexusAuto oh ok good to know
Hey bro.... Is your driveway sloped? Looks similarly sloped to mine.... Is it ok to use in that situation?
Hey! Yeah, my driveway is sloped, but only a bit. If I put a tennis ball down where I'm jacking, it may roll a little...not a lot of angle. For my driveway, it is 100% safe. The vehicle doesn't even budge. Had small cars up to big trucks like a Tahoe and Grand Cherokee on the lift, and it is rock solid
@@NexusAuto thanks man! Keep up the good work.
Should be using pinch weld blocks for this. Poor advice