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I have the traditional style Craftsman floor jack, like a ton-and-a-half or something. That's the jack capacity, but the weight of the jack itself isn't far from that, either.
Leeedwards is right, the low-profile job is what you need, as I have to be very careful about where I place mine as it won't fit otherwise. Also, get a hockey puck to place in the jack saddle to keep from marring soft aluminum parts.
Costco usually has a low-profile aluminum floor jack that looks pretty good, but I've not take the plunge for one yet.
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