the hoses coming out of the hydraulic cylinders are supposed to route under/between the gap in the front of the frames, not on top like you had them - see the owner's manual!
Glad it worked out for you but I believe they recommend using it on flat grade as possible unless the camera is making it look different than real life
You're lifting it wrong. The sticker side (heavier side) goes toward the engine of the car. You need to flip them around. Make sure the locks are facing towards the outside
If you are doing big jobs it’s great, but if you want it for rotating tires then I’d agree with you. Plan on using this to do a clutch when the weather gets better. Cheers!
Looks like I didn’t explain myself well but I wouldn’t spend that much just to rotate tires either lol. Purchased it for bigger jobs and luckily got it way cheaper than new.
Certainly good if you are working on other people's cars. I have had my 2009 Hyundai Sonata since new I bought on June 1, 2009 Only thing I done except brakes was replace the AC compressor because the field coil on the clutch burnt out and after 13 year decided to replace the entire compressor. I am HVAC certified in Automotive and residential so that helped! @@MobileCarMechanic
They aren’t bad I use my 7000tl on all kinds of cats but he is routing the hose over the frame and that might not be good.if he uses the lower block might pinch between the frame and the car
the hoses coming out of the hydraulic cylinders are supposed to route under/between the gap in the front of the frames, not on top like you had them - see the owner's manual!
Thank You for the info, We didn't get a manual but looks like they have it online which states what you said. Cheers!
@@MobileCarMechanic You are very welcome! Just trying to make sure things are as safe as possible for you and others.
Exactly,. He installed them wrong
Glad it worked out for you but I believe they recommend using it on flat grade as possible unless the camera is making it look different than real life
It was a slight incline, but no mechanics were harmed in the making of this video.
That is sweet.
Thanks you. Saves tons of time for tire rotation and possibly other jobs.
You're lifting it wrong. The sticker side (heavier side) goes toward the engine of the car. You need to flip them around. Make sure the locks are facing towards the outside
Thank You for the Info!
That seems like more of a PITA than it is worth. I would rather just have a scissor jack but do realize it's 3 times the price. and not portable.
If you are doing big jobs it’s great, but if you want it for rotating tires then I’d agree with you. Plan on using this to do a clutch when the weather gets better. Cheers!
I drive an automatic, lol Anyway it isn't worth spending near $2,000 just to rotate my tires! lol @@MobileCarMechanic
Looks like I didn’t explain myself well but I wouldn’t spend that much just to rotate tires either lol. Purchased it for bigger jobs and luckily got it way cheaper than new.
Certainly good if you are working on other people's cars. I have had my 2009 Hyundai Sonata since new I bought on June 1, 2009 Only thing I done except brakes was replace the AC compressor because the field coil on the clutch burnt out and after 13 year decided to replace the entire compressor. I am HVAC certified in Automotive and residential so that helped!
@@MobileCarMechanic
I don’t believe I trust that jack ! Just me
Will let you know as we use them more. Thank you for the feedback.
They aren’t bad I use my 7000tl on all kinds of cats but he is routing the hose over the frame and that might not be good.if he uses the lower block might pinch between the frame and the car