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- Putting a car on blocks - Car Talk Community
We will be leaving the country for 9 months, and plan to leave a car (actually a pick-up truck) in the garage Should the truck be put “on blocks,” and how do you do this?
- Dangerous car jacks? - General Discussion - Car Talk Community
So, a few days ago I was ready to replace an O2 sensor on my Dodge Durango, lifted the car, placed a couple of jacks under the frame and crawled under the car It wasn’t ten seconds when suddenly I had this overwhelming feeling that I shouldn’t be doing this I have done this hundreds of times and never really had any second thoughts crawling under a car and working on the underside, but
- Car fell off jack - Maintenance Repairs - Car Talk Community
If the car fell off the jack twice there is either something wrong with the jack or the method being used to raise the car Any damage to the car can be easily and readily repaired Any damage to your husband resulting from the car falling in him is not as easily repaired
- Ramps VS. car jack - Maintenance Repairs - Car Talk Community
I’d like to change the oil in my car by myself I want to buy car ramps, but some people say a car jack is better I’d rather have the opinion of those with experience, so, which one is safer to use?
- 2018 Ford F-150 - Which jack? - Car Talk Community
A floor jack is designed to lift an entire end or side No it isn’t In fact the lifting points on the side of cars only allows you to lift the corner Maybe if you lift it high enough the rear tire might go off the ground Every vehicle I’ve owned in the past 30 years - my floor jack only lifts that one corner Mustangman July 23, 2020, 8
- How to get the jack out of CRV? - Car Talk Community
Hello, the jack in the trunk is a scissor jack To get the jack out of the trunk, the scissor jack needs to be closed compressed a little If you look in the trunk around the spare tire you should find a small tool bag It contains a lug wrench and it contains a tool to raise and lower the jack (it has a hooked end)
- Car Jack Torque Calculation - 100kg • Physics Forums
hi, i am designing an electrical car jack, my question is before i choose the proper electric motor, how do i calculate the torque require to lift the load, let say 100kg
- How to find the normal force of a car jack lifting a car
Homework Statement A car is lifted vertically by a jack placed at the car's rear end 40cm off the central axis, so that the weight of the car is supported by the jack and the two front wheels The distance between the front wheels is 1 60m, the distance from the axis connecting the two wheels
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