Work smarter not harder....

Mine's a '92. The other three were in a big box-'o-jacks in the front office at the local Pick-n-Pull. So, sorry, I don't know what years they came in.

I have heard there were more F150's sold than any other vehicle in America. So it stands to reason there are more F150 jacks. At least that's what I told the guy at the checkout. His computer couldn't be persuaded, though. They were still cheaper than Harbor Freight's jack stands.

 

I bought an old Baker 4000 lb forklift about 10 years ago for 1k, use it for everything. I have about 80 feet of pallet racking in my sheds, and all the motors, rears, trans, etc are on the racks. Even the tire machine- just pluck it off when I need it.

 

Nice ideas guys

 

Hydraulics are great. I used a loader to lift the body on my '56.

 

don't ever use a 3 point engine stand ... had my flatty all done and was trying to move it outside to paint it and roled over and landid on my brand new stromburg and killed it.....fricking engine stand