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December 13th, 2007 08:18 AM #1
Mini Crocodile 2ton Jacks are on sale. Anyone of you guys tried this kind of jack? Bukod sa cute , Reliable kaya ito? Thanks!
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December 13th, 2007 10:21 AM #2i have one and used it once pa lang during atf change.
ok naman siya. yung nga lang dapat sa hard flat surface mo siya gamitin kasi may gulong siya na uusod habang tumataas yung car. nung ginamit ko yung sa akin eh sa graba nakapark yung car. buti ndi nasira kahit mejo pinuwersa ko hehehe.
nway some things to consider is mabigat siya kesa dun sa stock jack na kotse (yung de-ikot or screw). bulky din lalo na pag sinama mo yung case niya. pero mas ma lift mo yung kotse mo using this as compared to the screw type jack.Last edited by fourtheboys96; December 13th, 2007 at 10:24 AM.
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December 13th, 2007 05:02 PM #3
So far, so good sila. But not all croc jacks can lift as high as the other, even if all of them say they can lift 2 tons. Some crocs can't lift my Camry's rear when it's on non-stock rims. Just check the jack as per application, if their lift is sufficient.
As to the weight and bulk, yes, that's true. But as to convenience, that's true also. It makes short work of changing a flat.
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December 13th, 2007 05:10 PM #4
meron din ako nito. made in china siya pero okay naman siya.
kabilin-bilinan na lang nung binilhan ko na hindi pwede ito sa van/auv/suv, talagang pang-tsikot lang daw ang jack na ito.
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December 13th, 2007 07:06 PM #5So yung mga pang suv eh yung conventional jack lang?
Meron bang crocodile jack na pang suv like crv?
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December 13th, 2007 07:44 PM #6
I have a KYK brand 2-ton crocodile jack that I use for my Carnival. I've only used it twice to change or dismount tires, but after using the conventional jack to change my minivan's tire the first time I had a flat, all I can is that crocodile jacks are well worth their weight and bulkiness.
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December 14th, 2007 04:16 PM #7
Croc jacks can handle compact SUVs like the CRV for as long as their arm goes up that high. Ace Hardware or TruValue probably won't allow you to test their jacks, but auto shops will. You might want to scope out some auto shops and check how high you need the croc jack's arm needs to go.
I don't know what brand mini croc jack a shop in the south used, but the guy was able to jack my Prado and put it on "stilts" (or whatever it is you call them).
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