Bought a scissor jack from Princess Auto,that's sort of Canada's rendition of Harbour Freight. Jack was OK,the handle to crank it up was terrible! So I took this crank from a dead snowblower chute and welded a short piece of flattened 1" steel pipe to it and that's that.It's simple and it makes using the jack quite a bit easier than the crap little hooked piece of metal that came with the jack.
Jon (Aug 1, 2016)
I think I would have added for use or not a hole in the crushed pipe to attach the pipe to the jack if needed to push and pull under the car without having to reach under the car or?
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Thanks nortin! We've added your Scissors Jack Crank to our Miscellaneous category,
as well as to your builder page: nortin's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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