Hi-Lift or Bottle Jack - What is the Better Tool for Changing a Flat Tire out on the Trail?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2021
- Without question, Hi-Lift jacks are extremely useful and versatile tools that every Jeep owner or off-roader in general should own. However, when it comes to changing a flat tire out on the trail, is it really the best tool for the job? In this video, you'll get to see just how well it does compared to a bottle jack and get my 2¢ on which I think is the better tool for the job.
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Can we all appreciate the fact that this guy drove out to the middle of nowhere, flattend his tire, and then changed it while shooting an incredibly high-quality, well-edited video just to show the difference between a hi-lift and a bottle jack. If this doesn't deserve a sub, nothing does. Thanks, Bro.
LOL - thank you. We really are happy that you enjoyed our video and appreciate the sub 😎
Steve .. you forgot .. he drove 2 vehicles out to BFE. Props
Agree
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And he did it with the sun about to set, then he’d be working in the dark. Good thing it wasnt his first rodeo.
I'm well versed on this topic, but I still watched the entire video bc you're humble, entertaining and the cinematics are always great. Keep them coming.
Thank you. I really do appreciate it 😊
I’m literally here for the same reason, 😂.
I was going to say the same thing. I wonder how much better my life would look if it was filmed like this with a sound track.
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Likewise!
As a retired mechanic who spent many years running a service truck repairing everything from pickups to heavy equipment, I carried a variety of bottle jacks up to a couple of 50 ton jacks. They are great for lifting in all sorts of conditions. P.S. Great channel!
Awesome! Glad you like our channel too 😎
For non mechanics, is there any reason to carry the bottle jack? Won’t the stock jack that comes with the vehicle?
I dont think people appreciate the simplicity of changing a tire and the complexity it is to describe it. Perfectly put as always Eddie!
Thank you. Truly flattered you would say as much.
I did appreciate the efforts scripting, planning and producing this video as I do appreciate the simplicity of cheering up this video and the complexity to meaningfully summerize it a few words 😉
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Thank you for making videos for those of us who don’t have built up rigs. This was very informative and I definitely will be looking into a bottle jack.
Happy to hear we can help others in this way 😎
You can use the Hi lift for a clamp and a come along.
@@joesmith4222 LOL - that and more. As I state in the video, it's extremely useful and versatile. Since you seemed to have missed the point of the video, all I was trying to demonstrate is that when it comes to changing a tire, a bottle jack is the better tool for the job.
@@wayalife wasn't making fun of your video, I prefer a bottle jack and use the Hi Lift in construction. But the Mexico thing is true.
@@joesmith4222 LOL - never thought you were. If anything, I was/am agreeing with you.
as a former tech myself, i'm amazed by how thorough your videos are, from start to finish, capturing every detail.
Just that fact in itself, makes it fun to watch your videos.
Truly flattered and humbled that you would say as much. Thank you.
These videos are the best. Not all of us are mechanically inclined. The basics of what, where, how and why make such a huge difference when considering doing something on your own. Keep up the great content. I appreciate it.
Thank you. We're so happy that you can appreciate the videos we make and that you find them to be useful. 😎
Rear flat, slight down hill. Nothing to block the tires. Engage the emergency brake, manual transmission 1st gear, put the transfer case in 4low. My Jeep didn’t move.
Love your channel 👍
Awesome and thank you 😎
Was having a pretty rough day. Watched through the whole video to the puppy playing with the rock and it just put things into perspective. Massive grin on my face now and made my day 100% better. Thank you :)
Sorry to hear you were having a rough day but happy to know that Ripley helped to make things better. 😎
Great video! Seeing so many jeeps with fancy high lifts mounted, i already felt a little old school with just a bottle jack. But for most situations its still the best choice. Didn’t know about the buddy though, will definitely get one.
Glad you enjoyed the video and that we could share the buddy with you.
I've always kept a bottle jack in my vehicle, just bought a new one for my wj, they work great for changing tires quickly, especially compared to those cheap factory jacks
My wife just bought a stock 2022 Jeep Wrangler Sport last week. We are in our 60s. Your video was extremely helpful since this vehicle is totally new to us. (Never knew about the backup camera tool for spsre). I am going out and buying a bottle jack (with bottle buddy) to prepare for the inevitable flat tire in the future. Thank you Sir for this great tutorial!
So happy to hear our video was helpful to you. 😎
I love how you always are thoughtful to do it right, and safe, thank you.
Happy to hear you enjoy our videos. I really do appreciate it 😎
Great "down to earth" video. Proof that the simplest tools are really the most effective. I have found that a 12" square x 3/4" thick piece of plywood makes for a great base under the bottle jack if one finds themselves having to perform this service whilst in soft soil. (silt, dry riverbed)
Oh yeah, having some kind of wood to help with soft soil is always good to carry with you.
Love the simplicity, and chill vibe of this video, I own both bottle jacks and hi-lift and I always look for American made as well. When it comes down to it, if I just need to swap tires the a bottle jack is all I need as well
Awesome 👍
I totally agree with the bottle jack! I’ve had a “High Lift” jack for 20 years. Never used it…
Hi-Lifts are great tools and I own 3 of them. Although, I only really carry one of them on our Gladiator and really, more because it looks cool than anything 😁
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@@wayalife sad. But true.
Of course I have all three… Two are in the Jeep, and the other is mounted on the back… For all to see 👍🤪… Years ago your Videos convinced me to buy my 12ton Bottle… So far No Regrets… 👍😃
Awesome, so glad to hear it :)
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I don't understand why showing off a high lift jack is a flex.
Even the simplest of topics are made interesting and are informative- always something to learn. Your humility is refreshing, especially during these crazy times. And how can you go wrong closing with that awesome pup!
LOL - thank you. We're so happy to hear you enjoy our videos 😊
Thank you for the refresher.
It's not everyday we encounter a flat.
Really appreciate your delivery and as others have mentioned your humility.
Currently I only have use for bottle jackets ( tip trucks and 4x4) but I fondly remember my dad having a bright orange hi lift for his old jeep.
Thank you and we're so glad to hear you enjoyed the video.
I am not happy that your channel has only 207k. You're the best so far for what I can tell after watching most of your videos. Too much amount of effort and knowledge. Thanks man for doing this.
Truly humbled that you would say as much and we're happy to know that you find our videos to be informative. 😎
After losing a valve stem offroading a few weeks ago that couldn't be replaced through my ProComp steelies, and still having my stock jack, but with 35s, this was very helpful in the decision to get a bottle jack. Thank you!
Glad to hear our video was helpful to you!
Bottle Jack is great and works perfectly in the majority of the cases. Many thanks for another useful and great video with a lovely end with Ripley.
Glad you enjoyed the video and Ripley. And yes, just trying to share with others how much more useful a bottle jack is.
It's very nice of you to take the time and make your awesome demonstration videos. Thank you for your time care and consideration. We may have lots of years in vehicles, mechanic work and off-road navigation, I believe we can all learn new trucks if we stay humble and teachable.
Thank you. We're glad that you enjoyed our video.
First - your videos are much appreciated, I am learning tons from you, thanks for posting your content. Second, I had no idea how much easier it could be with a bottle jack, good info. So glad you are taking the time to post such clearly detailed information.
Happy to hear you find our videos to be helpful 😎
Another great video. The editing in your videos has got to be the best on TH-cam. You always have great content and so happy I get to enjoy all of the hard work put into these videos thank you both.
Thank you. We're truly flattered to hear you say as much and so happy to hear you enjoy our videos 😊
This was a surprisingly fun and informative video, even for someone well versed in vehicle maintenance and off road scenarios.
LOL - thank you. Glad to hear you still found our video to be fun to watch 😎
You probably won't see this as it's an old video & you have gotten a ton of well deserved followers over the years, but you have helped me so much I've owned a 4door JK & now a gladiator I'm now 30 but started in the off road community in my early 20s with no clue & no support system to go to but I found you. And now as I'm debating on what recover gear to put on my gladiator overland build that runs 39's you've helped me yet again
Truly humbled to hear you say as much and so glad to hear our videos have been helpful to you over the years. Congratulations on what sounds like an awesome Gladiator build.
I like how you take a very humble approach with sage advice.
Thank you. I appreciate it and glad to know that our video was informative to you.
Great job! Straight to the point, looks like a bottle jack is now in my shopping cart!
Thanks for all your superb videos.
Happy to hear our video was helpful to you 😎
Love this video - very clear and easy to follow! Gotta get a bottle jack!! Also love the puppy segment!!
So glad we could be of help with this video and glad you enjoyed seeing Ripley 😎
Superb content guys! I’ve been apart of this channel for a couple years, but just barely got a 2014 wrangler rubicon 2 weeks ago! I love all the info on beginner wheeling and just fun content. Thanks!
Awesome! So glad to hear you enjoy our videos and congratulations to you!
Awesome video with great tips. Especially that "bottle jack buddy". Much appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed it and found it to be informative :)
Great video and perfect example of why and how to use a bottle jack changing a flat tire. I've always disliked trying to use bumper jacks ever since I started driving decades ago. Too risky. I've carried a bottle jack in all of my cars since high school but maybe not as nice as that one. These days I actually carry a bottle jack or small floor jack. I actually prefer a bottle jack since it pushes straight up whereas a floor jack needs to roll to remain centered under say an axle. Always enjoy these videos Eddie!
Thank you. We're so happy that you enjoy our videos.
Another great video! Seriously, you could make a video about how and why paint dries, and it would be must watch tv! My wife and I love watching your videos, keep up the great work!!
LOL - okay, now that's funny!! Truly flattered that you would say as much and really appreciate that you enjoy our videos 😎
Dang man - Solid vid. Extremely well done. Thanks for taking the time to share.
We're happy to hear you enjoyed our video 😎
Thank you for making this video. Super helpful and peace of mind having a small compact and convenient bottle jack when out on an adventure. Love your videos!
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video and that we could be of help to you.
For stock height or close to it, I use a scissor Jack and an electric impact. You can raise the Jack in seconds and break the bolts loose with ease.
Yup. As I state in the video, it's all you really need 👍
That's a really good idea. I carry a small battery powered impact drill on my truck, gonna have to make sure I have the correct size socket / attachment for my scissor jack now.
Most scissor jacks can be made to work with a 17mm impact wrench (rather gun) socket. Just grind the edges of drive part so you can fit the socket;) plus the wheel nut socket (mostly 21mm) . Combined with the impact wrench and you have the best tyre change kit out. Everyone should have an impact wrench and sockets with them anyway ;)
Great lesson Eddie! Very important on the hows, whys, and do not do's!! Thank you!!!
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video.
Informative video! I used to just carry the hi-life. Got a flat on Poison Spider. Got out the hi lift and it fit perfectly into the slots provided on my MC sliders. With my LJR, 6" lift and 37's, the lift bottomed out before I got the tire off the ground. A guy in the group had a bottle jack. Lesson learned! I now carry both!!!
Yup, when it comes to changing out a tire, a Hi-Lift can be pretty useless, especially on a big Jeep.
Thats why you strap the axle up. Then the tire will lift with the body.
Great, informative video! And thank you for showing our product. Glad to see it worked out for you.
Thank you for making such an awesome product to compliment the bottle jack! We love the one we have!
👏🏽👏🏽 I replaced my Hi-lift with a 8 ton bottle. Love how it fits under the back seat. My suspension just has too much droop. RV jack pads are a nice base if your in sand or mud.
Good call on jack pads. I typically carry pieces of wood to do the same on my big Jeeps.
Great info, this is a good video to share for anybody that’s never changed a tire 😉. BTW the music in this edit was on point 🔥💯! 😎
Awesome thank you!
One video, many answers!!! Great info source for all of us (especially the rookies) !!!! Thanks a lot from sunny Greece !!!
Glad it was helpful! 😎
I always appreciate your videos just getting back in the jeep in fixing a 2021 four-door keep the good videos going
Thanks, will do!
Couldn't agree more about using a bottle jack whenever possible when changing a tire. Many years ago, when I first started out, I thought Hi-lift jacks were the best thing under the sun... then I actually had to change a tire on the trail using one. Last time I made that mistake! I now keep a bottle jack in all of my Jeep's just for tire replacements. They are considerably safer and easier, all the while keeping the load as low and controllable as possible. I also keep a small base plate to go under the bottle jack to help when on soft ground.
Glad to hear you could appreciate a video like this.
To note I do still carry a hi-lift jack. As they are still very helpful in certain situations. Mine is mounted on my roll bar using a spacial bracket inside my jeep. So as it stays out of the weather AND out of somebody else's hands! (I've had enough stuff stolen off the jeep, that I pretty much lock up everything.)
If your bottomed out you can't get a bottle jack under
Some trails your tires are deep in grooves and your differential is inches above the dirt. Get a flat your bottomed out diff on the ground
@@44dorr In most situations, even with a flat tire, you can still move the vehicle to a more proper spot so as to get the bottle jack under the axle. In cases where that is not possible, then the hi-lift jack will be necessary. Though it will not be optimal. We still always keep a hi-lift jack on hand for situations that require alternatives.
This reminds me why my hi-lift hasn't gone in my last two Jeeps and won't be in the one I have now. Good tutorial and thanks for the info on a good bottle jack!
Awesome 👍
@@danlux4954 LOL - better to just have a winch. Or at least, in my opinion.
@@danlux4954 Oh brother LOL. Next time, try running your engine while you're winching. Even better, have someone rev it while you're doing it. And, since you missed the point of this video, when it comes to CHANGING OUT A TIRE, a bottle jack IS the better tool for the job.
Nicely done and it's always good to see Ripley! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you and glad you enjoyed seeing Ripley 😎
Great video! It was simple to understand and you demonstrated everything clearly without wasting time. Thanks!
So happy to hear you enjoyed our video and found it to be useful 😎
Love the simple facts. Really appreciate the USA made bottle jack.
So happy to hear you enjoyed the video and yes, made in the USA is always important to us.
A plastic High Lift Jack base provides a good stable platform on soft types of ground for scissors jacks and bottles, always on board as is the High lift , By the way, the fit of the under brake booster and heat shield fit the Gladiator Mojave to a T., I did mount a 3 gallon tank against the wind deflector of the Fab Fours rack for faster air-up on the beach..
Man this is a great video. So humble yet knowledgeable. Thanks for this.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video and hope it was helpful to you.
great video, never would have considered a bottle jack before, but now its on my list of "to buys" thank you Cindy and Eddie for the content.
Awesome, so happy we could share this video with you.
I'll be honest with you, I have never thought to use a Bottle Jack on my Jeep. I have a High Lift that I have used to get the Jeep on the jack stands then rotate my tires. After watching this video I believe that the Bottle Jack is probably the way to go. Seems to go faster and easier then getting out the High Jack. Thanks for the info!
Happy to hear you found our video to be helpufl 😎
You are 100% correct; it is the better way to do it.
Naw, keep the high lift
@@96kylar LOL - umm, nobody said to get rid of it. Just that for changing out a tire, a bottle jack will do the job better and safer.
@@wayalife way safer, hi lift can be very dangerous, and really supposed to be a last resort
I'm not a jeep owner. Not really a big "off road" guy. I like to get out. This video makes the list of one of my favorites. I simply searched "how to use an off road jack" and came across this awesome tutorial, which I watched from beginning to end. Great job!
Really happy to hear you enjoyed our video and that you found it to be informative 😎
I had an "issue" with my high lift jack near ouray, co. not a good experience while in the middle of a trail on uneven terrain. Since then, I switched to a 12 ton bottle jack and have had zero issues. Even my friends who swore by high lifts have switched. This video is a great way to explain and show the difference.
Glad to hear nobody got hurt and that you've since made the switch to a bottle jack
Once upon a time in the Last Frontier ( Alaska) when I was 20 something (think 1980ish). I had a F-100 with no factory tire changing tools. I changed a few flats with a high lift jack. Then got a bottle jack. That was a big improvement. But that was always iffy because the jack didn’t cradle the axle. I always thought that something like a bottle jack buddy would had made the task so much safer. Nice to see it’s finally being manufactured. I just bought one!
Awesome!
For my 2 cents worth, I use a scissors jack that I have welded 2 pieces of angle iron on the top pointy side up, like 2 little mountains. This won't let the axle slide off. I carried a bottle jack around in my Commando for years. Then I got a flat in a really bad rainstorm. With the tire flat, the bottle jack was 2 inches too tall to get under the axle. Good thing it went flat on a dirt road. The rain helped so the dirt/mud could be dug easier. The next day was laundry day. /\O/\
next time place a rock or log or? in front of flat tire then drive up on top of it-- u only need a few inches. then presto ur axle tube is high enough to insert the bottle jack, no digging.
I have a bottle jack ratchet strapped to my hood at all times!!! Looks really cool in the mall. Jk I don’t even own a jeep, just love your channel.
🤣 too funny
Could watch your videos all day, keep em coming! Thanks!
Thank you. We really do appreciate it 😎
Your videos are always very enjoyable to watch and I always learn something. Love the video of Ripley!
Awesome! So glad to hear it, thank you.
Just makes me realize how big of a beginner I am to off-roading. Thank you for these informative videos. I will definitely be better prepared for when I hit the trails.
Happy to hear that our videos have been helpful to you :)
I carry both tools in my recovery kit. My bottle jack works extremely well and I even have accessories for it which makes it even more versatile. I also carry a highlift jack and have a great many accessories for this because hi-lift jacks are not only used to lift your vehicle it really is a multi tool and has a lot of uses. A hi-lift jack can be dangerous if you don’t show with the respect and used to correctly but this can be said for a large portion of tools people use. Watch like the gentleman in the video who had an accessory far is highlift jack to help lift up the axle I have a similar accessory from my highlift that allows me to connect it to my rock sliders easily jacking up the wheel high enough to take it off I also use it if I’m stuck and not getting traction to slide Max tracks under so I don’t have to dig to get it under there. The other advantage of using my hi-lift jack and The Rock slider accessory is when I’m in a muddy or really wet situation or that horrible Wet sleety snow, I do not have to crawl under my truck in order to lift it . I don’t know if you’ve been under a vehicle when you’ve gone through mud wet and snow it’s really not pleasant. So in my opinion there are many situations where one tool is better than the other this is why I carry both of them.
Agreed. Both tools have their appropriate use in a given situation. Changing a tire is easy with the bottle jack if you're on level ground, but if you're just stuck in the sand and buried up to the diffs, the farm jack is the best tool to get boards under the tires. The best answer, imo, is to carry both :)
OK. Your dog is just adorable. I appreciate seeing the videos after the business part of your posting. Thanks for sharing part of your family.
Glad to hear it and thank you 😎
Thank you for sharing. Your "opinion" is 100% correct: the bottle jack is the way to go on the trail. The high lift jack is just makeup.
Don't forget some plywood. I carry (2) 10"x10" 3/4 plywood and (2) 16" length of 2x6.
@@AMC-eq3jr Excellent suggestion; point taken.
Fantastic editing, pacing, and mix of music! Thanks for covering something a lot of trail nuts may know, but in a super interesting way!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
For my yj I had a hi lift jack, with an accessory from smitybilt was strap with hooks that secured my wheels as I lift. I do like safe jacks bottle jack accessory’s for lifted Jeep’s
Love your channel
Got my lads to watch this coz its an essential skill to have and you show how to do it safe and entertainingly....thanks mate from Australia.
Awesome! So glad that you found our video to be informative and entertaining 😎
Great video 💯👍 Definitely got us sold on the bottle jack buddy
Question that hopefully helps some additional folks - what size hi-lift jack are you running here? Who should get the 42/48/60?
We have a standard 48" Hi-Lift. For most people, it's all you'll ever need so long as you also have a bottle jack.
@@wayalife Gotcha, thanks for sharing!
who would of thunk it? size doesn't always matter!
Informative and simple ! Great tips are always appreciated by me and I’m sure many others.
Glad it was helpful! 😎
Thanks for helping us be better Jeepers! Awesome video as always
Glad that we can be of help 😎
... yet still a necessary topic.
Good work!!
Absolutely fantastic video. You did your job in taking the time to make the video so I feel I need to take a moment and say thank you for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you 😎
Ya never seize to amaze. Great video, very informative and in my opinion for all vehicle / jeep owners. Def going to pass this on to everyone I know
Thank you. We're so glad to know that you enjoy our videos and find them to be helpful.
Learn something new every day, that bottle jack buddy is a great thing to have, thanks for sharing.
Glad we could share this with you.
I have watched many vids and yours does a great job showing exactly why things work or don’t work. Excellent show and tell
Truly humbled that you would say as much and happy to hear you enjoy our videos. Thank you.
Well thought out, well presented. Thank you - from East Tennessee - all of your videos are a benefit!
Glad it was helpful and thank you.
Excellent vid and the quality of production is ASTOUNDING!!!;) THANK YOU SO MUCH WAYALIFE!!!;)
Thank you. We're humbled that you would say as much and glad you enjoyed the video.
HUGE thank you for this video. I have a high lift, but they just seem so rickety. I’ve often run into issues of where my floor jack isn’t tall enough, and I’ve seen these bottle jacks can extend farther. This made my decision. Thanks!
Awesome! So glad that our video was helpful to you.
Another Great video Eddie!! Very well done and always great to learn from others different ways to do things.
Awesome! Glad we could be of help with our video.
Great insights, and terrific editing.
Very interesting. One of the first videos, good videos that I find for regular Jeeps. Good stuff man. Like your videos.
So glad to hear you enjoy our videos. 😎
THank you for sharing! I'm in the market for a lift and thought I needed a hi lift to raise my Jeep. Never used a bottle jack, but how convenient it is!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice, appreciate your and Cindy's time in making it.
Thank you. We're so glad you could appreciate our video.
What a great video, something I been questioning myself and you just helped me out a lot, thanks
Awesome! Glad we could share this with you. 👍
Came here looking for a good bottle jack. Stayed for the relaxed, informative, and friendly environment. Wish every youtube channel was life this. Great information!!
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Fantastic video. Idk how I haven’t discovered you until now. Extremely knowledgeable.
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Just subscribed, the quality of the editing and the pace at which seemingly simple details were explained were masterful! Thanks.
We're flattered and truly humbled that you would say as much. Thank you.
Thank you for making this video. This is exactly what I needed to help me decide what kind of jack to take offroading with me.
Glad it was helpful!
GREAT STUFF! Your videos are so helpful to most of us. Keep them coming. THANKS, SKIP
Awesome, we're so glad to hear it 😎
I've been thought what you're teaching. I'm glad you created these videos.
Awesome, glad to hear it! 😎
Another great video by Wayalife. Thank you for the information.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😎
Great video for us noobs who didn't really know where to place a bottle jack to lift from. Keep 'em coming!
Happy to hear you found our video to be useful. 👍
Nice show. I used to repair flats and change tires myself, but after hitting 70, I call triple A. I wish you good times with your Jeep. Be safe and in good health.
Thank you 😎
My thoughts exactly hence why I have a bottle Jack for my rig. Didn't know about the bottle Jack buddy but I'm getting one now.
Awesome! Glad we could share that with you.
First time Jeep owner here 👋. Thank you for the video as I venture off road more and more I'm stocking up on recovery gear, this was a really big help, thanks.
Congratulations to you and glad that we could be of help with our videos. 👍
My ARB hydraulic jack stays in the Jeep for tire replacements. I use a bottle jack as well. Good advice. Thank you for posting this.
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Been using one like this for years in the garage ... glad to see this vid ... I will keep on in the jeep for the road and trails. Also, will still carry the HiLift for other reasons.
That's the right idea :)
Bottle Jack for flats…..bottle of Jack for those cold nights camping, I always have both. Also wheel chocks…. Bottle Jack Buddy would be a great addition. I haven’t carried a hi-lift in years. Great video!! Puppy Ripley!!!!!!! To cute!!
Glad you enjoyed the video and seeing Ripley 😎
Very well explained and created confidence in using the bottle jack instead of the high lift jack. Thanks
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