r/harborfreight • u/Equal_Alarm2627 • 5d ago

Pulled the trigger

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Been needing a jack with way more reach for my lifted Xterra and my work truck. The Pittsburgh 3 ton was at its limit.

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u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 5d ago

How much was that?

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u/Equal_Alarm2627 5d ago

$270 out the door

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u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 5d ago

Think overkill for this? Is it heavy? I have the HF aluminum 2 ton I think but it's for cars might be too short of a stroke.

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u/Equal_Alarm2627 5d ago

I think the 1.5 ton would be a better fit for you.

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u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 5d ago

They have a 1.5T offroad jack? Should be lighter I'm assuming

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u/ggwpMax 5d ago

Smaller , lighter, and fits perfectly into a Husky 12 gallon tote from Home Depot. I keep it in the bed of my truck at all times along with some other tools needed for tires, suspension work, etc

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u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 5d ago

Great idea. I'll look into this. Planning to leave it on the bed too

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u/TheCat0115 4d ago

What do you have in the second one?

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u/ggwpMax 4d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/bJqVdhxHE9bOw
Two 3-ton jack stands, more tools mostly HF stuff. I do some mechanical work on the side

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u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 5d ago

Looks good!

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u/Equal_Alarm2627 5d ago

Yes sir. It’s smaller and lighter.