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Would You Trust This Jack Stand?
I'm not looking to start another discussion related to the proper techniques for
jacking up and supporting a vehicle. That subject has been discussed ad nauseam. My question is quite simple: Would you feel safe working under a vehicle that was supported by either of these jack stands, assuming of course that you stayed within the 2 ton rating of the device. Based on the date that this first video was published, I think this is the newest version of the RennStand. Video Published on May 10, 2017 https://youtu.be/yqXIrSVQ3ts The following appears to be an earlier version of the RennStand, based on the date that the video was published: Video Published on Oct 13, 2016 https://youtu.be/tfk5UF7rbuM Maybe it's just me, but both the angled welds and the curved sections of the support bars seem like dangerous points of failure. |
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