re_guderian
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Pay'n'Save has their 12T jack stands on sale for $25/pair, if you're in the market for some large jack stands...
12T Jack Stands on sale
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Thanks for the heads up
Never heard of Pay'n'save- gonna have to look 'em up I guess. Putting blocks on top of my 6 tonners is starting to scare me.
-Spike
(No, really)
-Spike
(No, really)
re_guderian
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NE corner of Priest and Elliot, (more to the east, over by Chilis). Mostly cheap chinese stuff, but these seem pretty well made, gusseted corners and a decent footprint. I get nervous putting my frame rails on 3T ones. All ratings aside, they just don't instill much confidence...
spike theres another one at 3rd st and bell, i only know cause its next to sunflower market
Ah, muchos gracias sir, that's much closer to my house at Cave Creek and Greenway- I'd have to refuel to get home from the Mesa location and that might break the deal.
I'll look 'em up in the phone book tomorrow.-Spike
they are across the lot from the old tempe bike shop (now pei wei) and next to the freestanding bldg that used to be cost+ imports. can you tell that used to be my neighborhood?
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The Tempe store is out of stock, sold out on Thursday. A shipment is due late in the week, the sale is on 'till 1/15/2007. They also have a 3.5 ton floor jack for $45, also out of stock, same deal.
The North store has both items in stock. The 12t stands are only about 2 inches taller than my 6 tonners, so I didn't bother with them.
The have aluminum 'racing' 1.5 ton jacks on sale for 60-something dollars- usually see them around a hundred bucks at other places- and out of stock most of the time at that price. I'm considering replacing the tiny floor-jack-in-a-case that I carry on trails, as the aluminum jack is lighter and I believe it goes lower, making it easier to get the axle off a rock and safer than a hi-lift.
-Spike
The have aluminum 'racing' 1.5 ton jacks on sale for 60-something dollars- usually see them around a hundred bucks at other places- and out of stock most of the time at that price. I'm considering replacing the tiny floor-jack-in-a-case that I carry on trails, as the aluminum jack is lighter and I believe it goes lower, making it easier to get the axle off a rock and safer than a hi-lift.
-Spike
4 sets as of 3pm Sunday at 3rd & Bell
