It's always better to have another person to tell you to stop to help get the vehicle exactly on top! I used ramps with my dad all the time and that was the best and safest way we found to use them and we put a 78' Chevy 3/4ton 4x4 up on them a few times when we needed a bit more room.
if possible install the jackets so the jack handle is on the outside when you are using the jack Wow Inflation. So you hopefully will not get pinned underneath. There are jack stands that have a hydraulic jack built into them. I have 12lb black composite rams that I bought at Tractor Supply for $69.99 they work great.
In the process of this same scout to blazer swap anyway I could get you to send some photos of the body mounts you made and if you did it again any changes you’d make
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It's always better to have another person to tell you to stop to help get the vehicle exactly on top! I used ramps with my dad all the time and that was the best and safest way we found to use them and we put a 78' Chevy 3/4ton 4x4 up on them a few times when we needed a bit more room.
I put ol rubber floor mats under the ramps to help keep them in place
if possible install the jackets so the jack handle is on the outside when you are using the jack Wow Inflation. So you hopefully will not get pinned underneath. There are jack stands that have a hydraulic jack built into them. I have 12lb black composite rams that I bought at Tractor Supply for $69.99 they work great.
I have to do the same with my 4x4 f150.
In the process of this same scout to blazer swap anyway I could get you to send some photos of the body mounts you made and if you did it again any changes you’d make
What is an email address I can send some to