Support Your Floor Jack with the AGM Jack Rod!

[harveypaxton]

Always use jack stands. Very few crush injuries are caused by hydraulic failure but rather the vehicle slipping off the jack. Stay safe.

[avocadoarms]

Most jack related accidents is usually because the jack slid and not because cylinder gave out… iv known a dude who had an old ford on a shop jack in his back yard uncovered for 2 years, jack held fine…

[scrapahaulik]

Always set it on a jack stand and then put the jack under there too just in case

[demonicdonut]

I love how everyone is advertising a product that costs double of what a pair of jack stands costs.

[thefreedomchopper]

Is that a jack rod in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?😂

[alaxt.]

I’ve used a bottle jack on slanted land, nearly learned the hardest way from under the 2006 Nissan Titan I own and since then I’ve made an effort to learn about safety first. Get the jack stand, flat even land and away from puddles of anything. Stay safe yall 🫂

[dontcallmemarty]

A solution to a problem we never had ! Jack stands have been working fine since 1968, this is the automotive equivalent of an automatic paper towel dispenser!

[Dudeitzmimi]

It can still roll. I don't think I would trust my life with that

[Selinasdevil]

That’s a LOT of faith, hope and trust on that

[cameronjames]

Using another Jack to support a Jack. Genius

[robertsummers]

Great idea, but it can still roll. Maybe put some chocks or a better way to secure the jack in place. Otherwise, still safer to use planted jacks in place of the rolling jack.

[ARX]

When you’ve run out of tools to buy and need to spend money

[manny]

Yeah, no thanks, I’ll stick to jack stands which are actually rated for the weight I’m lifting and don’t have wheels on the bottom

[ryanAk]

Yeah I’m still using jack stands with that situation that jack looks shady as shit 😂

[Ubbnockshuss]

2 jack stands are just so difficult. Better stay on this one pivot point instead.

[GYisrael]

😳 Someone need to jack up the jack’s jack.

[NinjaofApathy]

This is an awesome 4th point of failure idea! I would buy something like this. But only as a last point of failure.
2 is 1, 1 is none, 3 you can start working safely (assuming competence)

[TKTK-swtq]

That rod where you’re placing your product is not rated for that kind of load.

[andrewlightfoot]

I vote for this + sturdy jack stands. Redundant safety measures save lives!

[goinawol]

I'll just save money and buy a jack stand.

Why are 90% of "new" products just fixing an issue that either already has a cheaper, easier fix or just doesnt exist?