need info
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- Vehicle Year
- 2000
- Make / Model
- ford
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hello, I have a question about the best jack to use for a on the road flat tire. My 2000 ranger did not come with a jack and I have a hydraulic bottle jack with a bunch of pieces of 2x6 lumber, in case i need to fix a flat.
Is the original jack wort me trying to find one. Was the original jack effective? I would have to hunt the junk yards in the buffalo area to find one. I called most of the yards already and they said sorry no.
I would think that other years would work, but the junk yards ask for the year of my truck only.
Should I stick with a bottle jack or is there the original stock scissors jack worth it?all of which in case of an emergency flat change only. thanks for any feedback on this.
The bottle jack is kind of always in the way for me, but its been sitting behind the seat with a bunch of other stuff. Thanks.
Is the original jack wort me trying to find one. Was the original jack effective? I would have to hunt the junk yards in the buffalo area to find one. I called most of the yards already and they said sorry no.
I would think that other years would work, but the junk yards ask for the year of my truck only.
Should I stick with a bottle jack or is there the original stock scissors jack worth it?all of which in case of an emergency flat change only. thanks for any feedback on this.
The bottle jack is kind of always in the way for me, but its been sitting behind the seat with a bunch of other stuff. Thanks.