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Old 03-18-2017, 07:36 PM   #1
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That price also includes the truck adapters.
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Old 03-19-2017, 04:48 AM   #2
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That price also includes the truck adapters.
Yeah, the QJ7000 w/SUV-truck adapters is 1,800 and change unless you can find a rebate.

The QJ was the best choice for my needs, but for more serious wrenchers there are other options in the price range that might be a better fit. Especially if you consider used lifts.

Of course the QJ7000 is overkill if all you need to do is lift a 986 for oil changes, brake jobs, etc. According to the specs a QJ3500 should meet those needs for a lot less money and weight.
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... if all you need to do is lift a 986 for oil changes, brake jobs, etc. According to the specs a QJ3500 should meet those needs for a lot less money and weight.
Brake Jobs, Tire changes, oil changes and maybe some suspension work. That's all I needed the QuickJack to help me accomplish. My other two vehicles are below 3000 lbs GVW so I will be doing more work on them with the QJ.
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