How Strong are Jack Stands? + Broken Window, AGAIN!

How strong are jack stands? How much safety pin adds to the strength? We are going to find out today by using our 150 ton hydraulic press and 150 ton force sensor. Not unaccurate pressure meter like on the older video
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[@rubyparks8601]

First reply

[@brianm6337]

Thick Lexan windows. Tho stuff flying OUT is probably better than stuff bouncing off..

[@عماركوكل]

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[@michaelmccarthy4615]

Have subtitles already been suggested... ?

[@greggv8]

Make the ultimate fruit juicer. It'll have to be made of something that won't contaminate the juice so you can drink it.

[@CZeroMedia]

Next Video Harbor Freight jack stand vs Amazon Jack stand

[@ggabixx99]

we don't have Harbor Freight in Europe

[@bricehysmith4501]

I wonder it how much it would cost for me to send you some from Texas

[@InkBunnyBlindRabbit]

Both are from the same line.. Junk..

[@ggabixx99]

Brice Hysmith jacks are heavy so probably not cheap to send it

[@brucetec6597]

I dont know about the Jack stand but I have a harbor freight Jack that is 10 years old and I use daily on cars and suvs and it still doesn't drop or leak. For 75 bucks I'm impressed.

[@RamblinAround]

I'd like to see plastic car ramps vs metal car ramps

[@tylermartin5560]

Yes

[@youandiryan]

@@michaeldaigle7207 plastic ramps are actually very very strong. A lot of them are completely solid plastic inside. And are made of special compounds. The plastic ramps are like solid blocks.

[@Beybladeawsomeness]

I just made my own out of some 2x6s, 4x4s, and 2x4s

[@tylermartin5560]

SPEED EZ man is injured by home made wooden ramps.😂if you trust it they must be good enough

[@Beybladeawsomeness]

@@tylermartin5560 my car weights less than 2500lbs

[@OctaneStreet]

Not gunna lie, watching this made me feel a lot better about jack stands and working under my car while using them. Good stuff!

[@ollie7070]

Yeah, there's no way those would slip... Unless....

[@laszlozoltan5021]

@@MightyGimp hear it often enough on local news- it is no accident we hear the phrase "wise old man"

[@bigk4755]

You would think that everyone would use jack stands when working under a car, but I still see some that don’t, ever. Accidents waiting to happen.

[@ddjohnson9717]

@@MightyGimp yeah 2 jack stands, floor jack to take off some load, and tires for worst case scenario - better look stupid than die stupid

[@SpaceMissile]

yeah, i use two of them and then i load the primary jack a little bit too. as long as nothing tips, i should be a-okay for weight. lol 3,000 lb GTI lmao

[@macgyverdj]

You can't just put a jack in a box, it's in its nature to jump out.

[@dimitar4y]

HAHAHAA THAT'S GOOD OMG

[@thatguy4087]

Nice

[@penttihirsus]

Hah thats clever

[@Joe_JesusWins_Lewis]

Underrated

[@DriftForgeDiscord]

Is this from something? My name is jack and this is my favorite thing I’ve seen on the internet sounds like a mad hatter quite or something lol

[@ScrambledAndBenedict]

Imagine being this guy's neighbor. You see a hunk of a jack stand go hurling past your window and you're just like "Oh, is it 2pm already?"

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

😣 my aching guts I can’t stop laughing 😂

[@robert4you]

LOL 😂😂😂

[@StephenMcGregor1986]

hahahahaha

[@MrJeffcoley1]

It's good to see the "Max Rated Capacity" is about 50% of the failure load. Nice margin of safety.

[@gwot]

another thing is, most jackstand ratings are in pairs, so the margin of safety is even higher when testing only 1 stand.

[@randomchannel1167]

it could also be trying to get you to buy the more expensive stand rated at higher load?

[@mitchstilborn]

Yup these are covered under the ASME PACE standard, which specifies if memory serves a minimum proof load of 200%

[@georgerosebush9754]

@@randomchannel1167 No, its typical to try to design for about twice what the target is, for safety they don't want you putting close to the actual failure load. The higher rated one would have an even higher failure point.

[@MicBergsma]

Ahh so glad I saw this video! Now I feel better about my four 6 ton jack stands to work under my 1967 VW bus and my wife’s car 😆

[@TheKevo7777]

Remember this is not shear measurement. So if the car drops it is a different outcome.

[@Sffker]

@@TheKevo7777 if the car...... drops? I dunno how you usually use jackstands, but all my life with the way i've used em, its a constant load.. lol

[@77thTrombone]

That's serious overkill for the VW bus. You could've made do with milk crates (the steel kind that were in use back around 1970.) (Yes, I am exaggerating slightly, but not nearly as much as the guy who's supporting a 2,700# vehicle with 48,000# of stands. And, yes, the prudent mechanic will prefer his exaggeration to mine. And, further yes, as this defensiveness is meant to advance-intercept KZbin commenters who only get jokes when they have post-it notes on them)

[@the_undead]

@@TheKevo7777 I'm no mechanic (I don't even own a car and know basically nothing about car maintenance) but aren't you supposed to rest the car on the jack stands? Correct me if I'm wrong because like I said I know basically nothing about this but if I'm correct then why in the hell is your car falling onto the jack stands?

[@jtcmlt1]

@@the_undead First you use some type jack to lift the vehicle and lift higher than you want it. Then you stick in a jack stand under the vehicle to support it. At this time, you lower the jack to allow for the vehicle to rest on the jack stand. Now, there are, manual jacks like the one that he tested last (the scissors jack. Note that, unlike the other ones, this is not a jack stand), pneumatic jacks (powered by pressurized air), and hydraulic jacks (powered by pressurized liquids). The last two require that you relieve the pressure by opening the relief valve. Most times is hard to control well how much relief to provide and the jack gets lower too fast, therefore, dropping the vehicle on the jack stands.

[@ederm2111]

The fact that your wife is there guessing with you and entertained as well I think is awesome.

[@demonmod]

when she laughs it cracks me up!!

[@Gibboni]

Uh-oh-uh-oh… not good at all. I want to have this as ringtone.

[@Baer1990]

safetypin adds 3 ton, that is a mind blowing moment for me

[@sweettooth7124]

Find a way to test just the safety pin.

[@thatguy1919]

@@sweettooth7124 he literally did in the video did you not watch it??? And it was with the safety pin they already damaged

[@sweettooth7124]

@@thatguy1919 it appeared that the main catch was in place.

[@thatguy1919]

@@sweettooth7124 he cut it out

[@77thTrombone]

With the cast stand, yeah, that was encouraging. The pin in the aluminum stand pushed down through the aluminum pipe like a warm knife in warm butter - the scenario I would be afeared of.

[@Ryan_H22]

7:22 "Crush everything and don't measure anything" My favorite line! :-D

[@neol1l]

I'm kinda partial to " Weeeeeee" when the window broke😆

[@Catergory5Hurricane]

(Jagged metal shrapnel & shards fly out at high velocity, shattering windows, potentially causing serious injuries.) Lauri: "Wheeeeee!!!!!"

[@WoodworkerDon]

Fart Alien from Venus. Well......at least it wasn't from Uranus. ;)

[@simontay4851]

Hahahahaha!

[@coast2coast00]

​@@paulmorris8094 It wouldn't have any reference to the recent news story if he said it that way.

[@mr.robinson1982]

Im laughing so hard I gave myself an asthma attack....

[@blackheavyblans]

Lol so underrated comment

[@andyman11862]

hypersacreation hypertention of the gastric mucosa...farting problem , i usally fart to make people smell better

[@normhiscock352]

I use a Nokia 3310 to hold my car up. It's overkill but I like to be safe.

[@xPhantom_404x]

Hahahahahah

[@xPhantom_404x]

We both have a black profile pic to

[@coolhandalex1]

BRUH

[@UltimateAPBTS]

😂🤣😂...🙌🙌🙌

[@Shutchohole]

I use mine on the side so I can still make calls. God knows the parts store always gives me the wrong parts.

[@mattillac1980]

"...but this time it was window next to the window we broke last year, that we haven't fixed..." really hit me in the feels lol

[@77thTrombone]

I can't imagine _not fixing_ a window in Finland, even in a shop, before wintertime sets in. p.s. when I read the title, I thought it was talking about the plexiglass of the protective box on the press. I was surprised they broke a _real_ window!

[@BLOODKINGbro]

Duct tape can't fix all problems

[@GamePro-vc2vq]

Fun fact: there are more planes in the ocean than there are submarines in the sky.

[@Jubr123]

Omg am I the only one who is totally LMAO 🤣🤣🤣👌🏼 Perfect mate, just perfect. 😅👍🏼

[@eksine]

Not if you're doing acid

[@devonszpot]

eksine facts

[@Wingnut_Stickman]

You understand the gravity of this situation very well.

[@ejnissley546]

Wingnut Stickman do I need to see you out or can you see yourself out...

[@paulhurlehurle766]

From reading many of the comments this has probably been the most useful and informative video so far as well as being damn entertaining. Im sure many of your viewers like me are very greatful for a real destruction test. Really feel confident lying under a 2.5 tonne truck with 4 axle stands when in reality one will hold the weight. Great public service guys many thanks.

[@Halloween111]

Imagine just walking down the sidewalk and seeing random chunks of twisted metal come flying through the window of some building. You look at the neighbor, who won't let their kids play in the side yard anymore, and he just shrugs like it's another weekday.

[@DaNnYrEdBoY31]

“ you couldn’t see shit from that!” Haha instant sub 🤘🏼

[@csours]

It seems like the failure mode is at least as important as the failure load - you really want the stand to fail SLOWLY even at max pressure.

[@WoodstaS]

Good analysis!

[@galenkehler]

The "failure mode" of the jack stands is really important as well. They fail vertically without losing lateral stability, really important for safety. Also they probably deliberately make it weaker in the vertical so that it's a controlled drop.

[@Jay-we2ek]

Wouldn't it be stronger in the vertical in order to drop slowly? If it was weaker it'd just crumple fast....

[@ker6349]

@@Jay-we2ek it's weaker vertically than laterally. That doesn't mean it's weak vertically. It just means it goes down when it breaks rather than to the side. The speed of the fall is significantly less important than if it sends shit to the sides uncontrolled

[@dil6969]

That's a pretty impressive safety margin. I have a set of really nice stands with redundant locks and I still feel nervous sliding under my 2200lbs vehicle. This video assured me that better stands are really goddamn strong compared to their rating. It's also impressive that the two proper stands failed gradually rather than snapping. Engineering has come a long way.

[@davidburns6033]

Great job! Keep up the good work! I use jack stands but I have NEVER trusted them. I have always used tires under my car just in case. And Thank God I have always done that! Two years ago I accidentally bumped one of my jack stands and even though I had the safety pin in the jack fell immediately when bumped! If those tires were not under my car I would not be here to comment today!

[@johnalexander2039]

I wonder how the jack stands would stand up against the smashinator? Sounds really dangerous ^_^ OMG the extra content. I love you guys.

[@sharpx777]

first just want to say it's an interesting video, thank you for sharing. Now, I don't think you are actually measuring the point of failure, even if it's showing 12 tons if you load it with say 5, 6, 7 ... 10 tons and keep it there for 1 minute for each, it might fail sooner than the max you see, going as fast as you do doesn't allow for the metal to deform and fail in time (which is the scenario you have when placing a constant load on it when jacking up the vehicle).

[@CrusaderSports250]

The heaviest vehicle I have is just over two tons, and the vast majority of people will be in that ball park, so a stand failing at five tons could have two and a half vehicles on it, as the sole support, its good to know that even the cheaper ones are more than man enough for the job.

[@JeepinBoon]

It’s in the safety box - aaand now it’s out of the safety box.

[@bujin5455]

I'm honestly impressed these guys haven't killed anyone yet. Since the obviously don't know how to contain the explosions they create.

[@ZAV1944]

Timo is going to revoke your Hydraulic Press privileges if you keep breaking his windows.

[@arande3]

Teemo army back [check cover of Army of Mushrooms by Infected Mushroom]

[@Twobarpsi]

The scissor jack really impressed me! 3000lbs rated, held 9000lbs 💪

[@leahcimthgirw3163]

Whenever I jack my car up I put the jack stand underneath it and leave the Jack underneath it for just in case

[@MarioDallaRiva]

Same. I also add some scrap blocks of Parallam engineered wood beams also.

[@teaCupkk]

Jack stands always struck me as unstable one trick ponies - buy them, store them, use them once in a blue moon. Bricks and blocks of wood have served me well so far.

[@LN997-i8x]

@@teaCupkk Jack stands are plenty stable if you position them correctly. It's good practice to shake a car that's on them before getting underneath anyhow

[@Erowens98]

Yep, I use jack stands, then also put my winter wheels underneath the car for added safety. According to this video might not be necessary, but i'd rather have the redundancy and stay alive than trust only one method and have an accident.

[@teaCupkk]

@@LN997-i8x Jack stands assume your car is on level ground, where I live it's not the case. They would also just add to the ever growing inventory of not that useful stuff I have to manage. For the sake of simplicity and stability, I just keep a stack of bricks handy, they cost nothing.

[@oldgregg2057]

Can you crush some car ramps to see how strong they are. I haven't found any I'm willing to trust my life with as their welding all look like pigeon poo.

[@ddd228]

Plastic VS. Steel.

[@halfironman4003]

i have a pair of plastic ones, they’re good for any low cars like sedans and coupes, obviously you wouldn’t want to use ramps for trucks or suvs

[@devinstepp4205]

Rhino ramps.. try em out

[@dchawk81]

@@halfironman4003 I had my Navigator up on plastic ramps. It was a heavy beast. Same with my less heavy F150. Only reason I don't like ramps is I'm paranoid of running over the front lip. 😂

[@EddieB1]

@@dchawk81 I ran over them once on an impala i used to have, the plastic ramps were stuck under and they bent my side skirts. Never again would i trust myself on them now i just use a jack and stands

[@Bbaass_TMH]

8:58 "Your blast shield cannot contain me!"

[@Mini17]

I'M FREE I TELL YOU F R E E E

[@brandonlau3893]

Thank you for converting the numbers for us non-metric Americans.

[@AntonSander]

1 kilo is 2.2 pounds bro, literally the easiest conversion ever

[@CTK339]

Makes me feel a little safer

[@Thebigskullman]

No joke, good to know if you use 2T jac stands for a car you can throw them under a big truck and still not have to worry about any snapping or crushing you

[@alaric_]

The main thing with these was that they all withstood at least 2.5x the force before breaking. Not really sure but i'm sensing a trend here, perhaps a government mandated safety margin they can be rated? Also we have to remember that the force rating is for repeated use. Going near the limit once will deform it and shorten it's lifespan. So 2 tons for a 2 ton jack stand. But in a tough spot and no persons under the load........ Side note: this of course only applies if the country has a *functioning* safety standards office that regulates and bans low quality items that do not meet the standards or are outright dangerous.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@alaric_ No country has a functioning government like that. You really think an army of Gov. boffins in white coats are testing all the products out there? On a side note, I use these types of jack stands to prop my boat trailer up, and they're remarkably easy to activate the unlock thing and have them collapse. The ones locally here don't have that safety pin and I wish they did, to the point I'll now look around and see if I can find some that do.

[@Sffker]

@@alaric_ yes, it's called a safety factor. and most... well, things produced have such a thing, chain, slings, etc. and to be frank, it's easier for the manufacturer, if they make a jack stand that actually can support 4k-5k, but safely (hence, safety factor) rate it for 2k, they aren't going to be responsible if you load it up with 5k.

[@thecatofnineswords]

My inner engineer loves watching things go into their failure modes. I was happily surprised to see the very gentle failure mode of the simple aluminium tube style jack stand.

[@joe125ful]

7:50 Lol,broke window..now use safety shield:):)

[@pikmin2244]

Then they added the shield and didn't even bolt it closed.

[@renragged]

That aluminum cylindrical design was surprisingly strong. I'm quite impressed with that thing. The base is a bit small though. Like it might fall over easier.

[@FrankDad]

When your harbor freight jack starts making weird noises

[@bobit8742]

i am surprise that scissor jack hold that much weight

[@AcuraAddicted]

Impressive! So each one of those are almost 4 times stronger than what they are rated for, which is great!

[@1one3_Racing]

'Everybody else wins, and I lose" Me IRL

[@thinkingape7655]

Thank you for doing this. I was actually wondering about this, while laying under my truck 😳

[@bighossoutlaw9395]

"you couldn't see sheeeeit fdddum dat" LMAO 😂😂😂🤣😂 I WAS DEAD I DIDNT EVEN FINISH THE VIDEO

[@steelshade]

Surprising! The press shows how brittle aluminum really is compared to steal. 7:26

[@Wild_Bill57]

steelshade you have “steel” in your name and yet you misspelled it in your comment. ????

[@steelshade]

@@Wild_Bill57 I'm kinda dumb sometimes. In a hurry, mind wanders, don't double-check, never perfect, on and on, just like everybody else. I typically don't double-check short, quick, comments, opportunity cost, you know? And here I am contradicting what I have just stated. Life's strange that way. Guess I'm only an imperfect human after all. Who would have guessed?

[@Kahsyrbag]

The brittleness was because the aluminum was cast.

[@Wild_Bill57]

steelshade you know that you can fix it, if you want? I usually proofread mine after posting, then just edit them. Just sayin’.

[@bentboybbz]

@@Kahsyrbag i think it work hardens too right?

[@sweezy7455]

I still squint my eyes and flinch on these videos, yet, I'm full well aware these are never going to hit me lmao.

[@geoffstrickler]

Need to know what brand/model these are, with all the recently recalled jack stands, people need to know which ones work.

[@Lasaron97]

They are most likely the ones sold by the nordic hardware store called Biltema.

[@jimelliott33]

Yeah I wasn’t expecting that much safety margin that’s pretty good

[@Keith_1]

very good. love Anni 's laugh

[@manuhonkanen2111]

The only thing why i watch these videos...

[@elbigotesdelatienda]

Buddy, someone's gonna get hurt one of these days. You have an almost 3M subs channel, you're making VERY good money. Get a safe setup for the press, please!

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

The scissor Jack surprised me. They come in a wide range of quality. The aluminum stand would take more if it had a fatter pin.

[@kaylemcooper452]

Have you seen the half scissor that Volkswagen uses. Those fuckers are terrifying to use just to change a tyre.

[@leoromeli7611]

And for todays bonus content, we have 'Ayleyen frohm vehnus' LOVE THE ACCENT XD

[@chunkymunkey9182]

3:25 When you hear goddamn in a foreign accent...my life is complete.

[@MarioDallaRiva]

An Italian saying cocksucker is funny too 😂

[@RecklessEnterainment]

Harbor freight jack stand gets 40lbs on it: 💥

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

I wanted to see them use a HF stand and just watch the welds just split.

[@jonathanpailloux9628]

MAX 2 tonne sur l’étiquette c'est n’importe quoi il va jusque 5,5 tonne max.

[@nevoyu]

So I've grown more respect for Jack Stands after watching this.

[@milesaway1980]

For how often I trust my life to these things, this video gives me the warm fuzzies.

[@dauf69]

I've been wondering why this guy sounded like Kimi Raikkonen, little digging and just found out he's Finnish, no wonder lol

[@treborg777]

BTW, thanks for doing this test! I've got a set of the safety-pin jack stands, and it's great to see just how strong they are.

[@UWS_Shiggles]

Hmm. I didn't unsubscribe but I just had to sub again. I was wondering why I hadn't seen any uploads for a while.

[@random_name3977]

Make set up like 5:30 try shearing pins made of various materials.

[@brianaggson1074]

I think the pin just cut through the aluminum

[@outspokeninsider752]

I'd love to see you test an ESCO jackstand, they seem to be the best. Comparing it to all 3 sizes of cheap chinese stand might be cool. FYI: NEVER use jackstands with round bases! They can roll on their sides and drop the load. They should be shunned by any intelligent person who values their life and limbs.

[@timturner449]

"Bump it slightly and it goes down" Sure if by "slightly" you mean 0.5-1.5 tons. It takes about as much force as it is holding up to lift the release lever

[@gangstaglizzy2195]

5580 kilograms. I had to look this up since I’m American but that is 12,302 pounds on one jack. One Toyota Prius is barely over one ton which is 2 thousand pounds. That means that that one jack can hold 6 Toyota Priuses. WTF

[@rage12345678]

6:43 Crazy how you can see the paint flex on the scissor jack almost instantly.

[@ferrumignis]

That was just the metal distorting slightly as it got loaded which changed the direction of the light being reflected.

[@albratgaming2348]

The 1.5 ton Jack doing 4 tons does not surprise me.. I was expecting 3.25 Tons. Because safety ratings say that any device that is rated to lift X tons... Should by capable of taking double the load. So a 50 Ton crane is capable of 100 tons on the lift. But is rated for 50 tons. The reason is shock loading, If you have a 50 ton load and something slips / twists.. It an release and momentum can double the weight of that item when it grabs again. This is a European standard. We had a 1.5 ton jack lifting 3 tons, in an emergency situation. Wood chocks and 1.5 ton jack. At my old workplace we had to test equipment at times and they lift a 3 ton item with a 1.5 ton fork truck. If anything breaks... It fails. :P But you lift carefully and slowly. Then place on the ground again. A 1.5 ton fork truck "should" be able to lift 4.5 tons before things should break. (warning that is the BREAKING weight.) But if your forks flex more than 3 degrees - They fail as they are getting metal fatigued. There should be nearly no deflection at 3 tons. Also the fork truck should not be moved with that weight, it is classed as a stationary lift for testing.

[@M.A.L.]

Love to hear the laughter when you crush things. It makes me smile.

[@calmannomore5832]

I would like to see a test between the Esco 10498 pin type and the new knockoff Harbor Freight Daytona 58789 (DJS3TCP). Esco states their's is 3 ton per stand but their manual states 3 tons per set. HF states their's as 3 ton per set. They look the same. I've read some reviews that state the welds on the Esco's don't look so good. I looked at the HF's and their welds look great.

[@ericzechiel9692]

"...crush everything and measure nothing." I really love the relaxation this channel provides. Thank you!!

[@DM-qp7do]

I've worked with hydraulic presses before, and no you never grow out of squishing shit with em. Wear safety glasses.

[@dimitar4y]

"Broken Window, AGAIN!" ha

[@vincenta1652]

Amazing, something as simple as a hydraulic press gets over 2.7 MILLION subscribers, found this channel by accident. Content was surprisingly interesting, especially since I just purchased some jack stands. However, when he squashed the “Farting Alien”, that’s it… I’m hooked.. subscribed!

[@ellobo1326]

“It was pretty god damn good”. 🤣 Love it.

[@johnsmith-gk4td]

Awesome video! I never thought I would watch someone crush a farting space alien 👾

[@codye.8408]

Why did this pop up on my recommendations... I'm glad.

[@Willeexd1337]

I have that 2 ton jackstand from Biltema so this is a good video

[@googlewreckedit]

6:55 The "widow maker" on full display.

[@YungEagle3k]

It held almost 10 thousand pounds. Like what are you trying to say

[@googlewreckedit]

@@YungEagle3k I'm trying to say those jacks are commonly called "widow makers" because they have a bad habit of slipping sideways. Put one under a sill, jack the car up 6 or 8 inches so the thrust angle changes and you'll probably see for yourself.

[@wiredforstereo]

Failure point about two and a half times rated capacity. Sounds about standard in engineering.

[@psygn0sis]

I guess the Finnish "Ohhhh", is "Weeeeee". Which is funny because we say, "weeeee" when we're having fun.

[@markfergerson2145]

To my ears it's somewhere between Yiddish "oy" and Spanish "huy". The former roughly translates to English as "woe", the latter roughly translates to English "ouch" or "hey!".

[@therapgame1091]

I mean its interesting to know youre safe when using a jack when working on large vehicles but this guy cuses and i would love to show this to the children and educate them but i just cant have them listening to the fowl language.

[@Mrs-wicket]

Saturday complete ❤

[@HydraulicPressChannel]

Same here!

[@ryanmalin]

Saturday begun

[@1ali1996]

عائلة مجنونه تستمع ب اطنان الخوف المميته هذه 😂😭🔥

[@olglory4648]

Venus farts It’s nice to see that you’re staying current with the times

[@ryanmcgowan3061]

This explains the aluminum chunk I found in my lawn here in California.

[@marvin5083]

Imagine walking home middle of the night on a long dark road an you hear 9:01 trough the bushes beside you :D

[@chrisriddels5497]

"And now its the round where we just crush everything and we don't measure anything."

[@dig1035]

I love this interesting channel! Thumbs up and subscribed!

[@seagie382]

On the description, it's "inaccurate," not "unaccurate." English is weird, and I don't know why we use 2 different negative prefixes for adjectives, but we do.

[@seagie382]

I mean there are many more negative prefixes but it seems like in vs un is only dependent on whether the word is Germanic or Latin.

[@joshuacarlin1427]

I figured that alien would've come from Uranus

[@maestrovso]

I am glad you can afford to buy the jacks and fix the windows. Thanks

[@mtranchi]

why does the play dough curl up rather than down or go straight out?

[@ButterflySiPattaya]

Really impressed to see the aluminium jack stands withstand so much pressure. I’ve the same jack stands and never used them as I thought they’d not be able to hold my Range Rover up.

[@RingZero]

Never liked them because of their short base

[@EARivera]

Excellent video, love to see these test. Allows me to feel comfortable when using a 3/4 ton jack stand knowing that it could stand more than what it is recommended not that I'm going to go over that but is good to know. Liking you channel 😁

[@karihamalainen9622]

Your english is worse than my! Ja meikäläisen kieli on myös suomi.

[@rossmckenzie2433]

They're axle-stands ........ not jack-stands😎

[@OmegaHellHound543]

KZbin: you can only curse after 30 seconds to be monetized HPC: 0:30

[@Imwright720]

Why am I watching this. ITS AWESOME

[@robert4you]

I just bought that "2 tons jack stand" yesterday from _Biltema_ here in Sweden. This test makes me feel quite safe it is enough for my Volvo XC40... Great video!

[@egg5474]

Aww that's a shame, I was planning on fixing my Sherman on top of those...

[@msb3235]

Makes me feel more confident about using my jack stand pair, thank you.

[@infradragon]

You should use armourplast or riot glass so that the glass doesn’t break and no one gets hurt

[@soothcoder]

For laughts you could try and take the aluminium jack back under warranty :) I am sure they won't take it back but their reaction might be funny.