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Anyone done this without a jack supporting the frame? My jack doesn't come close to reaching it.
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Use some lumber or something to extend the reach. A few boards or paver stones under the jack, a piece of 2x4 or something on top, etc.
I use a chunk of 4x4 on mine that just stays with the jack.
Just don't get silly with it and try to use a piece of lumber length-wise like a toothpick
I use a chunk of 4x4 on mine that just stays with the jack.
Just don't get silly with it and try to use a piece of lumber length-wise like a toothpick
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I used a piece of 2x4 cut in a wedge on top the frame. Do one side at a time it really doesn't come down much.
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I asked myself the same question. Just ended up using 2x6 and 2x4 as necessary.
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