Could Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 Be Used on Truck
Updated 09/18/2019 | Published 09/17/2019
Question:
I know these were designed for lifting a trailer wheel, but I wondered if anyone has driven up on a pair to change the oil on a pickup? It would be convenient if they could be used for double duty. Just wondering?
asked by: John F
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Helpful Expert Reply:
The Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 could definitely be used on a vehicle. Since you are wanting to use this to help change oil though I can't stress enough to use every safety precaution you can. Set the E-brake, chock the rear wheels, USE jack stands etc.
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Jameson C
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