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Heavy duty jack stand build question 74 K5
Im making up a pair of heavy duty jack stands because im taking my axle off. Where about on my 74 K5 should I place them? ive heard that the frame around where the transfer case goes is the best spot, but im not totally sure.
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find the tallest spot on the frame. make the stands tall enough to lift it from there.
imo i like jacks in the front near the radiator. that way it's less likely to tip forward if you wanna work on the engine when the axle is out.
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harbor freight furniture dollys are the right price. and one big one holds most one ton axles just high enough up.
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