Can't reach that bolt with your ratchet and socket?
Bolt too tight to break loose with your wrench?
Check out today's quick tip for a simple way to solve both those problems, with tools you already own.
(oldie but a goodie)
Bought the Jack Rod Mini for wheel changes on my BMW Z4 as the standard Jack Rod I already had for my SUV proved to be too long for jacking the Z4 even on shortest setting. These are really excellent devices - work very well and easy to use, removing the worry of damage that might result from trolley jack unexpectedly collapsing. Highly recommended. And AGM managed to get it to me here in UK in a remarkably short time at a very reasonable shipping charge - I loved the video of despatch from the factory! Many thanks
The Diablo Bed has an area between the shock humps that becomes almost unusable if you mount the crescent box forward in the bed.
But it turns out to be a perfect location to mount the AGM Jack
We purchased a manual AGM Jack and two panel mounts. I mounted the panel mounts on the rear of the trunk on our new Maverick R and it is just superb. The panel mounts are just great and actually very well built. My wife made a little cover for the gear end. We have put over 200 miles on the unit and the Jack has not moved.
A great kit. Type of thing you may not want to need, great to have if you or your buddies need first aid out on the trails.
First of all, I liked the packaging and protection it came with. The Scissor Jack has a very nice finish. The colors, the grip on the ground, and the carrying rope are all great. The only thing I didn't like is that the nut to raise or lower it—from the first time I used it for a test run—started to peel off and rain like lemon zest. I wouldn't want it to be completely washed away, especially in an emergency when I need to use it, and there's no replacement guarantee.
Oscar, thank you for taking the time to leave a review and for the photos. We're happy to hear that you are satisfied with the fit and finish of The Scissor Jack. As for your experience with the coating on the Hex, the Scissor Jack should only be used with a Drill. We do not recommend using an Impact gun on this particular product (the shock loads of the Impact can affect the coating as well as longevity of the product).