We always hear that we should bleed our brakes. But why? Does it really matter? And what happens if I don't? In today's Quick Tip we talk about why its important and the best way to tackle the Job. Don't worry its easier than you might think.
The quality of the jack is top notch lift’s my general, with no problem using the rock sliders as a lift point .
Highly recommended
The clamps mount nice to my Razorback off-road and holes the jack securely
This product worked perfectly. I’ve so far used it to remove and replace shock eyelets on four 7/8” shaft shocks. It holds them very securely, and does not scratch the shock shafts. I’ve already recommended this to others in the Jeep community. Great secure way to clean your shocks without having to hold on to them as well.
Dan, thats awesome! We're happy to hear that the Shock Shaft jaws have made your life just a bit easier, so you spend less time working on your rig and more time driving it.
I like the mount design and how the jack mounts the strap took a minute to figure out and the hooks need a small tweak but it's been working great so far
quality control on manufacture isn’t great. After first use I thought I had defective cap but it turns out the bleeder itself. Was the issue where the cap screws on isn’t flush all the way so cap sits on the there crooked. After second use the cap blew off bleeder. I’ve been trying to get a replacement but I haven’t heard anything from anyone they did reply at first and then they stopped. Tried emailing and left a voicemail still no reply
