scissor jack broken ....
I have always had issues with one scissor jack on the TT and now the threaded rod has come right out of the inside end. Luckily I was able to wire it up to get home today.Is this an easy fix or should...
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They are cheap enough. Why not just replace it and call it done?
I wouldn't go the jackstand route. First you have to carry them somewhere, and second they don't have the infinite adjustment that the scissor jacks have. (Unless you buy those threaded ones)
I cut the socket off my scissor jack crank, ground 3 flat sides on it and use a cordless drill to put them up and down. It takes about 4 seconds to set a jack this way.
I wouldn't go the jackstand route. First you have to carry them somewhere, and second they don't have the infinite adjustment that the scissor jacks have. (Unless you buy those threaded ones)
I cut the socket off my scissor jack crank, ground 3 flat sides on it and use a cordless drill to put them up and down. It takes about 4 seconds to set a jack this way.
