Rebel Editor October 12, 2022 44 Comments



Never Use These Jack Stands

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  1. Eliah Holiday

    This reminds me of whenever my work buys stuff made in China to save money and it all ends up in the garbage within months. I wish we could send it all back to China instead of filling up our landfills.

  2. 6atlantis

    If you’re gonna mention harbor freight recall you should also mention they fix the problem and have re-released a quality product.

  3. chevecrazy454ss

    I like my 3 sections of 4×6 I stack on top of each other then lay the weight of the car on it alot better then any jack stand

  4. Robert Acosta

    Love that front License plate AATW

  5. BennieBoi

    Harbor Freight should be out of business by now. I don’t think I’ve ever bought a tool from HF that didn’t break.

  6. Twwiggy Elite

    Expiration date expired on those jack stands lol

  8. Slice Oflife

    Yeah I dont wanna become a pancake either.. Thats quite the embarrassing outro alright

  9. Pedro Whack-a-molé

    A lot of jack stands have cast extensions. They are heavy and look solid but can be brittle and break easily. I had one break falling over partially extended. Don't skimp on tools that can kill you if they fail.

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