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Ok I need a floor jack so I can work on my car I came across this one. Now it doesn't say but can any one tell if this is the type you twist the handle for it to go down I don't like the ones that have to untwist that little numb on the end.
Looks to me pretty much the same as most trolley jacks - that is, there is a seperate 'valve' to lower the jack - rather than twisitng the handle 'in situ'
Thats a nice, heavy duty, weight-100-lbs jack, and I have the black one. Keep looking at the store, since I got the:
Jack
2 Stands (3 Ton)
Mechanic's Seat
Lug Wrench
Fender Cover
Jumper Cables
Wheel Chocks
For like $88.
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