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Today we're going to be taking a look at Part Number PTW41021. These are the Performance Tool 2 ton jack stands. The jack stands are designed to position under your vehicle or trailer at points specified by the vehicle manufacturer that way you can make sure you get these at the proper load support points. You've got the ratchet column right here, so it's got the ratchet design for easy… see more >

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