Hydraulic Jack Vs. Scissor Jack

**normanenoza** · September 26th, 2006 09:27 PM

will be used on a sedan, a 1995 nissan sentra lec. ano po ba capacity ng scissor jack?nasira po kasi hydraulic jack ko na alligator type, may oil leak, di naman ok i-repair definitely. parang gusto ko na ang scissor jack tuloy. ano po ba marerecomend nyo mga guru. please advise naman mga experiences nyo with both. their advantages and disadvantages with each other. maraming-maraming salamat po.

**OTEP** · September 26th, 2006 09:33 PM

OEM for the LEC is a diamond scissor jack stored in the jack compartment on the right side of the trunk. Jack handle is stored under the fibre board (lawanit) cover of the spare tire well.

I'd recommend using the OEM jack. It's simple, low maintenance, and since it has it's own dedicated holder in the trunk, it won't rattle or fly around. Isn't it funny that many people find out that their hydraulic jacks are dead when they need it the most? hehehe. On the MB100, we replaced the stock hydraulic bottle jack with a Toyota screw type bottle jack (OEM on Fortuner, Innova, Hilux, etc.). Fits in the same space vacated by unreliable Korean jack, virtually zero maintenance. Effort required to lift vehicle is similar to a scissor jack. Now that I've mentioned it, maybe it's time to check the 10 year old jack on my rig.

The jacking points of the Sentra (on the rocker panels under the doors) are also designed for a diamond/scissor jack. Nung bumili ako ng surplus para dun sa Vitara, Php350 yata sa Banawe.

**Mamar** · September 26th, 2006 09:35 PM

mas gusto ko hydraulic tamad ako eh at kasi lagi akong nag papalit ng mags, ang dali kasi gamit ng hydraulic kesa sa diamond jack!

**BoEinG_747** · September 26th, 2006 09:46 PM

sir norma..
ok lang po i repair ang hydraulic jack ninyo normally pag my oil leak ay O-ring ang mga sira safe pa din po .sa mga industrial machineries nga mas mabibigat ang load .after mapalitan ng tamang O-ring ok naman na

ayaw ko din ng scissors type hassle kung may pilay ka sa elbow or hand ang hirap ang hirap paikutin ,at nakakita na din ako bumigay ang base niya ( di kasi na tapat mabuti ng nagkabit)..buti na lang may kalso

**Bogeyman** · September 26th, 2006 09:52 PM

Dunno why, pero medieval ang dating sa akin ng diamond jack. It almost looks like a torture device.

**boybi** · September 26th, 2006 10:23 PM

meron naman scissor type na hydraulic jack, KYK na brand.

i always carry an alligator jack, mas madali kasing gamitin especially kung bihis na bihin ka, hindi na kelangan abutin hanggan sa jacking point.

**normanenoza** · September 26th, 2006 10:27 PM

*BoEinG_747
may procedure ka ba ng pag repair ng alligator hydraulic jack?gusto ko lang sana DIY.how about the refilling ng oil?baka naman meron po kayo dyan procedure, pashare naman po.thanks

**kiper** · September 26th, 2006 11:08 PM

capacity ng scissor jack is a good 1 ton.. nakalagay sa gilid. meron din atang masmagandang klase upto 2 tons.. okay na yan para sa sedans and small suvs.

madali ba mag-lock-up ung alligator jack? hirap kasi gamitin ung OEM scissor jack. tagal pinipihit bago mataas ung gulong, sobrang nakakapagod. taas pa naman ng escape.. kaso kapag sa alligator naman, pag sobrang flat na gulong (dapang-dapa) walang hangin mahirap naman ipasok ung jack sa ilalim.

anyways, I got both sa auto ko kaya di na ko masyado takot. It would also help kung meron kang masmagandang klase ng lug nut wrench.. plus a hollow tube for leverage.

Naalala ko pa last year lang.. madaling araw, iniwan ko sa gilid ng tagaytay hi-way ung escape ko... di ko kasi matanggal ung lugnuts using the cheap OEM lug nut wrench.. ayun binalikan ko na lang nang umaga kasama ung mga vulcanizing boys.. takot ako baka mawala!!