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| Manufacturer | XMJY |
|---|---|
| Brand | XMJY |
| Model | Car Jack Handle |
| Item Weight | 11.3 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 14.57 x 0.95 x 0.95 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | QMP2102BL |
| Manufacturer Part Number | QMP2102BL |
| Lift Type | manual |
Product Description
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Step 1
Jam the bayonet end of the handle into the oil return valve and tighten it clockwise.
Step 2
Properly connect the handle with the snap to prevent the normal operation of the jack from being affected.
Step 3
Place the jack under the specified jacking part of the car to ensure that the contact part is safe and reliable, and then lift the handle up and down.
Step 4
After use, loosen the oil return valve about half a circle counterclockwise, the top can drop.
LawtonGod –
Needed a replacement handle. it does the job but its twice as short as my original. I lost my locking pin at the top of the handle. don’t have access to welding material to weld some kind of makeshift nail so I could reuse it. This will do the job for now until I could fix my old handle which is twice as long and give me better leverage.
Tyler G –
I lost the one that came with my floor jack somehow in my last move. I’d been using a socket wrench and pliers to jack up and tightenloosen the pressure. Randomly found this and am pleasantly surprised it’s an exact fit and works perfectly with my floor jack.
Loren C. Beres –
I like to point that I was able to get these items separately and not in a kit
Benjamin C. –
I lost my pole for my dabpress in a move. This works just fine in. Good fit, good build, and a great buy for the price. You can’t beat it.
Preston D. Robinson –
Does not fit Duralast jacks
Quentrell –
These are good replacements if you lost or damaged your original
Elizabeth Sieckman –
Haven’t had occasion to use it yet but I’m sure it works gine
Lynn J. Magnuson –
Just what I needed for my old jack that was missing the handle. I might get another one for my other Jack. Seems to be pretty decent quality too.