BIG RED T46002A Torin Steel Jack Stands: Double Locking, 6 Ton (12,000 lb) Capacity, Red, 1 Pair

tan con madre, las compre pal taller ya que luego son gandallas los compas y usan todas las torres, hablando de torres, estas son primas hermanas de unas Duralast de 5 toneladas que tenemos en el taller, sabiendo eso estan más que perfectas, las Duralast estan como $500 baros más caras. Agrego que llegaron con unos pequeñitos detalles en la pintura, como golpecitos, repito pequeñitos, aún asi son pal jale no pa presumir.

***Amazon should really split the reviews out for each size. It seems like the issues faced with some versions do not affect other ones however they are all grouped together.***I have two sets (4) of the 12 ton and so far I have not been killed yet. These things weigh about 30 lbs each. The welds don’t all look like stacks of dimes BUT I do not see any issues, cracks or stuff hidden by the stickers. Operation is smooth and handles clamp down nice and sturdy. The teeth all seem fine and go in the same directions. The bottoms have a generous area to stand on the tops are nice and solid.Some small things to note:Packaging for these suck, both sets came all scratched from shipping.All the feet don’t always sit exactly plumb without weight (millimeters).There is a groove for pinch welds that I wish wasn’t there.I really like this 12 ton set and buy again.

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Very sturdy and strong. Twenty inch light height really helps for SUV. Good pricing on Black Friday.

These are of great quality and have perfect welds on every single unit I have. I purchased two sets of the 6 ton and one set each of the 2 and 3 ton. ALL, every single unit, has perfect welds.These are safe and I highly recommend them. To the people saying they are not safe, you simply received a bad run, but as of today 02/18/2014 all 8 individual units I have are perfect and I have been working under them woth peace of mind for the last week. Why not re-order? Every product has a few bad apples. Actually, even if the weld on these were not perfect(they are on mine) unless you went far over the rated weight I just cant see how these could possible fail, they are solid and stable.It's simple, if you do get one with a bad weld just replace it free using Amazon. These are as good as my older 80.00-100.00 units and I will not spend 80.00 on jack stands ever again!I will re-rate these in several months, but I don't see anything changing. For now 5 stars6, 3 and 2 ton preference:Without question my favorite are the 6 ton, they are so beefy and are always my first choice. They are a bit too tall for the sides of my 2000 Monte Carlo though.If the 6 ton are too tall as they are for my 2000 Monte(on the sides at least) and you are trying to decide between the 2 and 3 ton 100% go for the 3 ton. In my experience, at least for this jack stand line, there is nothing the 3 ton won't fit that the 2 ton will and the difference in build quality is substantial. Since the price difference is only 4.00 pass on the 2 ton, the 3 ton are far better and only 1.5" total taller. I am not sure why they even make a 2 ton, I guess for the people who want to save 4.00, but the diff in price is not worth the durability difference. I suggest to pay the 4.00. Or maybe there are cars where the 1.5" does makes a difference, but any jack I have ever used goes higher than the lowest setting on the 2 and 3 ton jack stands by several inches, even on the sides of a low vehicle. I consider my car very low and the 3 ton work fine. Obviously I prefer the 3 ton over the 2 by a far margin. Only use the 2 ton if you are forced into it they are simply not the value of the 3 ton stands.