how to use Porsche 928 lift bars...easy lift!

[@dancranor3586]

Lol! Great!!! I had this idea to lift my Mercedes for a rear main repair. You have done a beautiful job of it!

[@jeremygoodmurphy]

Thanks! 👍

[@diegohorton869]

I have the quick jack. Very easy to use.

[@patata2002]

Could you indicate where to buy the bar or the thickness measures it has?

[@anthonykinrade8642]

Where can these be bought?

[@TheSlurrakane]

Just get a crossbeam attachment for your floor jack. $60+/-

[@romeole40]

Where can i Buy this?

[@jeremygoodmurphy]

I made these.. can send you the plans if you wanted them.. think there's a guy making them in the US as well?

[@danniekamillahj9717]

@@jeremygoodmurphy Hey, if it’s okay with you, I’d also really like to have the plans so that I might be able to make something similar to yours. :)

[@theinnovativegroup6580]

@@danniekamillahj9717 for sure.. I have a sketchup file that might be of some use, i don't actually have a set of plans...

[@mikedelta1679]

. A Couple of 12v Scissor Jacks Would be Cheaper, and Handier. .

[@Man_is_always_alone]

Привет! Это гениальное и простое решение. Сними, пожалуйста, крупным планом устройство.

[@dwaynebrewton9482]

Me personally l don't trust jacking the entire weight of vehicle in pinch welds.

[@jeremygoodmurphy]

@@dwaynebrewton9482 Hmmm... Well It's 7013 rod which is rated for 70,000 lbs per square inch of tensile strength. Pretty sure the solid 2 "bar will fail well before those welds 😉