Posted by Mike in Mn. on June 04, 2012 at 18:45:05 from (74.46.191.212):
In Reply to: safety stands posted by Gene-WI on June 04, 2012 at 17:29:37:
I had a bunch of those 6 ton ratchet stands and they worked great, they were imports at about $25 a pair, one day was done working under a truck and jacked it up to remove the stands and one was broke right in the middle of the ratchet area, took the weight off and clank, it fell right on the floor! I gathered ALL them up and tossed them in the scrap. Went to NAPA and bought a bunch of AMERICAN made 6 ton stands for about $100 a pair. Went to both of my son's places and gathered all there import stands and said Merry Xmas boys, here are some AMERICAN MADE ONES!! This is a TRUE STORY, DON'T TRUST YOUR LIFE TO THAT IMPORT JUNK!!!!!!! I'm going to run out to the shop and get you the name of them. There made by Hein-Werner Automotive, when it comes to lifting equipment, buy American.
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