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Old 12-05-2022, 12:18 PM
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Bought myself an early Christmas present. At 81 pounding things with a hammer (I'm not quite as accurate as I once was ) is wearing thin so I got myself a hydraulic kit.
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Bought myself an early Christmas present. At 81 pounding things with a hammer (I'm not quite as accurate as I once was ) is wearing thin so I got myself a hydraulic kit.
Nice, is that a HF one?
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The brand is Torin "Big Red". I've had luck with Big Red jacks when jacking up the porch this summer so I went with them.
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Looks good. And wise. Nothing seems to get easier, not pounding or anything
else for that matter. Have a good time with your Christmas Present.

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The brand is "Big Red". I've had luck with Big Red jacks when jacking up the porch this summer so I went with them.
Nice, let us know how it works out.
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Bought myself an early Christmas present. At 81 pounding things with a hammer (I'm not quite as accurate as I once was ) is wearing thin so I got myself a hydraulic kit.
I'd like to know more about your hydraulic kit; What country is it made in? 4 ton, 8 ton or what? I turn 80 in April and can relate to age limitations. Maybe a Torino "Big Red" is in my future. Thanks for sharing.
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It's a 4 ton (8,000lb) kit. Made in China. I figure at my age and for how often I'll use it this is probably the most cost effective way to go. Here's a link.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000OQ3Y62/
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