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Aluminum Jack Stands [3-Ton Capacity]
555-80066
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Aluminum Jack Stands
JEGS 555-80066 Aluminum Jack Stands
- Lightweight alternative to steel jack stands
- Aluminum construction looks great as dress-up stands for car shows and exhibits as well as long-life
- 3-ton load rating is rated per pair / per axle
- Features a-frame base, adjustable locking ratchets, and solid yokes for convenience and safety
- Height range adjustable from 11.5” to 16.5”
Tested to meet ANSI safety and performance requirements, the weight capacity rating of this pair of 3-ton jack stands is "per pair/per axle".
FAQ
How much weight can 3-ton jack stands hold?
- JEGS 80066 aluminum jack stands have a robust 3-ton weight capacity, providing reliable support for various vehicles.
How much can a 3-ton jack lift?
- A 3-ton floor jack, like the JEGS 80066, is suitable for lifting and supporting vehicles with a weight of up to 3 tons.
How do you know the weight capacity of a jack stand?
- Always check the product specifications. JEGS 80066 aluminum jack stands are clearly labeled with a 3-ton capacity for easy identification.
Is a 3-ton floor jack enough for a truck?
- Yes, a 3-ton floor jack, such as the JEGS 80066, is typically sufficient for lifting and working on trucks within its weight capacity.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.