This Jack Has Better Moves Than I Do! (Floor Jack Edition)

Rebuilding a 30-Year-Old Hydraulic Floor Jack
Learn how to restore a vintage hydraulic floor jack to its former glory. This DIY project is perfect for car enthusiasts and mechanics looking to save money on expensive replacements. Watch as we disassemble, clean, repair, and reassemble this classic tool to make it work like new.

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[ADHDsquirl]

Jacking cars back in the day was pretty easy, just a couple wires and you're driving down the road, no keys needed.

[zzgaming]

I have a old car so it still had a good frame

[jpsaayman]

But they still sell them 😂. My neighbor jacked he's RAV4 and bent the doors shut haha😂

[MonsterPickle]

What? There are tons of modern cars that still use body on frame.

[highmilesF]

"you just put the jack on the frame" as you are jacking from the rear dif

[joshmanis]

They used unibody’s in the 70s hope Scotty knows that

[rynor]

Jacking it isn't as easy as it used to be

[dvtofk]

Any new 2024 4wd still uses a chassis on frame, U numpty