Harbor Freight Low Profile Long Reach Jack and Cross Beam Dayton 64051 and 64781.

[@danhunthausen3412]

so, why did you end up cutting a hole in the saddle pad? It seems like your idea was working. Is there some reason you had to remove the bolt from under the rubber pad? Seemed like it could just stayed there until you installed it again, Did i miss something? Thanks. Just trying to understand.

[@frankieperez5102]

Why you cut a hole is the rubber pad. You know that you can easily take it off with a flat head screwdriver.

[@motofun72]

I wanted to keep the pad glued on, so I wouldn’t misplace it.

[@dkrawk8309]

​@@motofun72lmao!!!!!! You want to ruin the pad so you don't loose the garbage pad?????wtf

[@markmurrell1894]

Fixing to buy one of these jacks. Thanks for the review! Oh, nice griddle! I have the same one love it!

[@motofun72]

Thanks for watching. The jack has come in handy for me. I love the griddle too! Please help me by subscribing.

[@ThePandasian34]

This and a Jack rod seems mint

[@PatricksDIY]

You are supposed to remote the footing from the jack, (you seem to have left it attached under the middle of the cross bar)its supposed to be removed completely and attach directly to the crossbar. be careful that's not safe

[@motofun72]

Thanks, but I’m confused. I’m all about safety, so tell me at what minute/second in the video are you talking about?

[@DacAL_8]

@@motofun72 I believe you already removed that square metal piece that’s originally on the jack and placed the crossbar without it. I’m not sure Patrick G probably didn’t watch the whole video.

[@motofun72]

@@DacAL_8 I agree!

[@NoferTrunions]

Depends on type of jack used maybe. The Pittsburgh jack I have, after the saddle is removed, the square base is the forging to which the jack lifting arm and stabilizer arm attach. It can't be removed.

[@MacAutoDiag]

What size allen wrench?

[@motofun72]

Good question, but I don’t remember. 10 or 12.

[@MacAutoDiag]

@@motofun72 10mm

[@stevenphenicie4591]

The whole rubber pad comes out, there is NO need to cut it at all.

[@motofun72]

My rubber pad was glued in. If I removed it, it would of been damaged. Therefore, I cut a hole in it.

[@Trp510]

@@motofun72 mine was glued in as well but I pulled it off

[@electric8668]

It appears to be limited to use for SUVs and cars rear ends as it looks to high to fit under most cars front ends due to air dams etc.

[@chrisjones6002]

if that's a problem drive the car onto some scrap 2x4s laying flat so you get a little extra clearance.

[@davidblade7188]

Thanks for sharing

[@maxtaunton4428]

Will that help on changeing rideing mower blades

[@motofun72]

If you can find a spot to lift it level, yes.

[@rayscopes]

What is the height of it so I can determine if it will fit under my car?

[@motofun72]

The jack goes down to 3.25 inches. I say the crossbar need at least another 3.5-4 inches. That’s a guess.

[@djkaneck1]

What about full size trucks?

[@motofun72]

It goes up high, so yes.

[@nathanhearne2993]

Can I use this on a Pittsburgh 1.5 ton floor jack?

[@motofun72]

No sure. Check their site. I remember it saying it wouldn’t fit all jacks and it listed them out. Site should have the information.

[@richardeicholtz4868]

Someone on harbor freight website provided the model numbers of the compatible Pittsburgh jacks under the crossbeams review section.

[@UrbanNinjaAsasin]

Just got this set up in orange today. Is the side play suppose to be in there? Like if you use the ring that came with it made it nice and tight. Wouldn’t you rather want it tight Vs how lose it is?? Tia.

[@motofun72]

I agree, I do like things tight! However, I didn’t even try the spacer/ring thing. Maybe I will try it next time. I almost went with orange, but they didn’t have the crossbar in orange, so I went with black.

[@phil5959]

You only had to make a small cut to locate the allen key

[@bigbadjojo4863]

I think if I would do two jacks on each side if I wanted the whole car up

[@crimcrammoo]

is this compatible with pittsburgh carjack

[@motofun72]

I’m not sure. Check HP’s site.

[@sylwestersamborski6581]

Where to buy?

[@motofun72]

At Harbor Freight.

[@raymond5145]

I bought mine and did the same thing by cutting the center piece of the rubber so that the rest stay in its permanent place

[@motofun72]

Good idea😉

[@egx161]

I’m not sure that there’s any real advantages here with a crossbeam bar. Hopefully it won’t snap or bend or tilt. Physics won’t allow the beam to go to far out. You can put it under the pinch welds. I like the jack., but I’ll pass on this beam. Thanks

[@motofun72]

I’ve used the crossbar multiple times. It’s nice, but definitely not needed.

[@MacAutoDiag]

For dropping fuel tanks they're useful

[@henrycruz45cal]

Cut the ru rub er for no reason. It fits on top of the base

[@GNX157]

If the cross bar comes with its own bolt, why did you cut the center pad up so much to remove the bolt? You could leave it (the bolt under the pad) t in place if not needed for the crossbar. What was the purpose of that? Please admit it because otherwise this video seems a bit confusing.

[@michaelmyers7425]

You need to take this video down, bud.