Unknown Bottle Jack
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We will leave the LOOKING up to you
I'm not looking, is there enough room YOU can just reach up her leg and feel the plumbing to find out??? .
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I'm not looking, is there enough room YOU can just reach up her leg and feel the plumbing to find out??? .
I'm busy holding up the house. You'll have ta feel that one for your self
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I'm not gonna feel !!!! 89S??? Come on man, this might be our buddy. Find out if it is has 2 legs or 3.
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i'd rather be crushed by a house than a truck. the house is bigger, and will likely kill you faster.
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That what I meant when I said you wouldn't feel it. You might suffer a few minutes from a truck, but a house, I'd say lights out right now, no pain.
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I know a couple people who had a car or truck fall on them and they walked away, minus a finger or two though. I've never met anyone who survived a house falling on them though. And if it fell on you just wrong, it could be a bad way to go. Floor joists on 16" centers could leave a good enough void for you to feel it for a little longer than you'd want to. At least if a car falls on you, you might stand a chance of someone getting it off you, but a house...you're ******.
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I only KNEW one. 2 wheels up on the curb, other 2 wheels up on the jack. He slid under the car on the jacked up side and the last thing he ever saw was the undercarriage.
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I found a 20 ton at the dump one time that would leak down ever so slowly. I added a little power steering stop leak to it and it still works fine after 15 plus years. I used it to build a press but I'd think twice before I jacked a house with it........ but knowing me I'd do it anyways. 
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I found a 20 ton at the dump one time that would leak down ever so slowly. I added a little power steering stop leak to it and it still works fine after 15 plus years. I used it to build a press but I'd think twice before I jacked a house with it........ but knowing me I'd do it anyways.
Ohhhhh Lord, please don't be telling Dave that. He'll be on the 5 o'clock late breaking news with his feet hanging out from under house just like that pic of that chick up there in an earlier post.
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I'll test it to jack up my 3/4 ton truck so I can change a brake cable.
