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Calpantera Jul 28th, 09, 01:03 PM Now come on, you can afford a welder but not jack stands? http://thereifixedit.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/tifi-insuranceclaim.jpg From http://thereifixedit.com Bill Dayton68Z28 Jul 28th, 09, 01:15 PM I don't see a problem?? he has a rock behind the tire... Calpantera Jul 28th, 09, 01:19 PM I think he is welding on the gas tank, prolly fixing a leak :) Dayton68Z28 Jul 28th, 09, 03:27 PM When propping up a lightweight utility vehicle, it is usually recommended that you use 4x6's. Microgiant Jul 28th, 09, 05:22 PM This was posted here a long time ago. What I wonder is how they got it jacked up so high? ace's68 Jul 28th, 09, 05:26 PM Is that a 9"? okiemark Jul 28th, 09, 05:31 PM .... drug test Alabamcam Jul 28th, 09, 05:38 PM Please Don't do this at home. They had to use a fork lift but why not tie off to the fork lift and keep in place. Some poeple are not so lucky to live and tell these stories. Vintage 68 Jul 28th, 09, 05:38 PM ... What I wonder is how they got it jacked up so high? He most likely lifted it himself and stuck the first post under there with his free hand - and that's why no one is willing to walk up to him and tell him what a jerk he is ;) Besides, he has it safely 'chocked' with two large rocks - what could possibly go wrong :thumbsup: 1969ProStreetCamaro Jul 28th, 09, 05:44 PM He has the truck supported in two places,what's not safe about that :rolleyes: !! David F. sako Jul 28th, 09, 05:49 PM Man, i could bench press that little truck if i was under there.lol. Plus, he has a spotter (the second 2x4) | ||