The most used tool in the world after modification

[@mugsymegaton3769]

Amazing, you took a bottle jack and made... A bottle jack.

[@bbqstud]

Hahahahaha

[@dhy5342]

But it's remote control now.

[@ericjalbert8635]

A body jack for tight areas

[@shroom903]

It's called a porta power

[@bekasbekas1]

It's for hydraulic press, cylinder work over head! lol)

[@tipsunknow]

congrats on creating controversy a much needed effect for channel building

[@kipsalviv5742]

Bloody marvelous...my generation in England used to make our own tools but sadly we have become a God less greedy land . God bless you with a long life.

[@thomaslee58]

We must be brother nations. The US is so screwed under the Biden administration.

[@teamidris]

Tinkerers are making a come back :o)

[@brenohighland1168]

theres nothing good about getting old---you can shove the long life part

[@d.jensen5153]

​@@brenohighland1168 Faced with the choice of dying young or getting old, I'll take the latter! But you do you.

[@gorak9000]

Oh, so being god-less is what leads people to not tinker or build their own stuff? That's some wildly fantastical "correlation must mean causation" if I've ever seen it - one might even say it was of biblical proportions!

[@romherz10]

Aquí una muestra clara de que los seres humanos tenemos la facultad de dificultar lo simple.

[@juanjaht4277]

Tal cual

[@agustinventurelli5176]

Lo uniera dejado como estaba ocupaba menos lugar y tenía el mismo propósito y más equilibrio que al pedo el vídeo y lo que hizo

[@МОТО26-ь1ъ]

Возможно он хотел эту приблуду поставить на прес

[@СергейСамойлов-п4п]

7эщ8эу

[@johncashwell1024]

Interesting with a "How not to weld" segment

[@raymondo162]

so many ' how not to weld' videos on yt.................. !!

[@markweaver6688]

Looks like a lot of work. Keep building stuff they will come.

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

Holy crap! That metal lathe is POWERFUL!! The way it just cuts that oddly shaped jack like it's nothing is incredible!

[@leaningr]

Not really the base of it is just cast…

[@raymondo162]

nah. just a normal everyday-sized lathe: colchester student- or master- type size

[@stephensarkany3577]

The part he has turning is very soft & made from cast iron.

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

@@stephensarkany3577 Yeah I guess compared to stainless steel or something like that.

[@petenikolic5244]

Another fine example of the Famous KZbin non welded weld

[@raymondo162]

by yt's professor of non-weldology.......................

[@raymondo162]

so many of the fekirs........... the stupid leading the blind........... yt speciality

[@petenikolic5244]

Grow up will ya watch it your self they are not welds at all zits yes welds no

[@homerleonard5640]

I like it! No gangster wrap trash playing in the background!

[@basaltfreund3845]

Wunderbar...mit viel Aufwand wird aus einem Wagenheber ein Wagenheber gebaut...GRATULATION!🤪

[@thesage4729]

I applaud your effort but I'm unsure what you've gained , a lot of those bottle jacks will pump in the horizontal position so can be used as a porta power / spreader anyway .

[@keclark4]

Was wondering the same…I could see the benefits of having more flexibility with use due to the added distance and hose. Probably safer in some situations, sometimes an extra hand or foot distance will save, well your hand and or your foot?. Would enjoy hearing others helpful input. Would love

[@stephensarkany3577]

The ability to pump remotely is for safety, or the ability to observe the progress from a different vantage.

[@_____-_Azrael_-_____]

En lo personal, creo que ante el peso de un vehículo, la manguera no soportaría tal presión y terminaría rompiéndose, una cosa es probarlo sin peso, y otra es probarlo con peso...

[@chourrihlarbi1067]

متفق معك الخرطوم لن يتحمل وزن تقيل

[@rickmcdonald1557]

I have worked on and restored cars for 60 yrs. plus and I always wanted a port-a-power and just watched you make one in a few minutes~!! They are handy for so many things. Great Job and as a new subscriber I look forward to seeing more of your stuff in the near future~!✌

[@vsetkoumiera7683]

Harbor Freight sells the 20 ton with several attachments for $50-$60 dollars JS

[@LarryYaw]

can do so much with a porta power. I have had the HF one for several decades. I have use it for more things then it was ever designed for. I can not imagine a shop without one.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

No............he spent all day working, and half day sourcing other stuff. Half an hour at a tool store could get you one instead of starting with a regular hydraulic jack !!

[@LarryYaw]

@@ramishrambarran3998 in Pakistan HF's are not aroubd the corner. Plus this fellow is likely just showig his creativity.

[@jasonherd86]

It's not a port a power it's just a jack, a port a power pulls as well as push ,I didn't see this pull .???

[@DortuAirCond_ACmobil]

Kreatif,menjadi dongkrak yang baik. Salam dr Indonesia 🙏

[@luisantoniovargasrossi1504]

¡Diablos, te complicaste la vida, varòn! 😊👋

[@АлександрСуворов-я2в]

кажется, мы посмотрели акт онанизма... даже не знаю, радоваться или огорчаться...

[@liboy9844]

Porta-power jack...used in car collision repair. I’ll be making one myself, thanks for the idea.

[@grom7826]

Yea Sure !

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

Lettuce know where you`re done.

[@dc6233]

Quite a bit of work to make a Port a power, but if you live in places without a Harbor Freight, I completely understand. Cleaning out the whole thing with gas and adding new hydraulic oil may help it last longer. People ought to be careful with this stuff, one spec of crap and oil leaking past can cause dire circumstances...

[@Викторкурлов-ш3м]

Мне нравится эта нация у них все станки\ домкраты\ на помоях работают слово ВЕРЕТЁНКА они не знают Пётр-1 в наследство оставил им оборудование и до сих пор работают МОЛОДЦЫ

[@muratelanug2314]

Веретёнка не помои? Докажи тогда!

[@grom7826]

When I was younger I always worked that fast !

[@davekleiboeker4614]

He sped the camera settings

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

@@davekleiboeker4614 Sherlock shit no

[@davidschwartz5127]

Thanks for the clearer direction!

[@technicaljugaribabu3096]

i love your work and wonderful video

[@worldssickestmedia2713]

Okay. With the thumbnail picture and all the click bait mechanic and restoration channels there are out there if they didn't actually put the bottle jack in the lathe I was gonna be pissed. But good job. This is legit. 👍

[@jalanjalan9758]

Assalamualaikum.. Very good..

[@вованыч-к8т]

Доктор Дью будет рад !😀

[@13HexOgeN13]

Для чего это сделано? Да ещё и опорную площадку убрали. Вообще огонь!

[@يونساحمد-ص4م]

جزاك الله خير بارك الله فيك

[@mick1gallagher]

What fucking nonsense, what has any god got to do with this

[@rvarsigfusson6163]

You should have give some more info on the new pumphouse...... making of it. Some times you need some special and then you need it.... then make it for once use.

[@Partysize2]

Did you see how many expensive tools were needed to make a tool you can get for a few dollars?

[@raymondo162]

exactomundo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SAKES

[@hootinouts]

Absolutely agree

[@highspeedgaz]

It's no Good having all the Gear and no Idea , ,well done my friend . Proper recycling.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Plus, he spent a whole day at the machine shop alone !

[@tomwristen372]

Yea and my time is worth more than that!!!

[@jstephenallington8431]

So, all of your labor has netted you an Enpac. Congratulations. I'm still impressed with your hard work, skill and imagination, but still....

[@mikemortensen4973]

I think lots of tools, especially screwdrivers, are used a lot more.

[@grantofat6438]

That would ruin his clickbait.

[@shawbros]

@@grantofat6438 He submitted his clickbait, in exchange for showing the world what a tard he is.

[@CrazyDutch79]

Thats not true , the high precisian laser cutter is the most used tool in home and garden !

[@masterglaizer5918]

At its core, a bottle jack is a hydraulic cylinder. That is possibly the most used tool in the world. We could go for days talking about where and how hydraulic cylinders are used. Not defending the guy because i think it is a crap build. Js

[@CrazyDutch79]

@@masterglaizer5918 no shit sherlock 🕵️

[@YarSva]

Из домкрата сделал домкрат... Шедеврально!

[@ВладимирВоронин-з9е]

Не просто домкрат, а домкрат для труднодоступных мест.

[@eduardobecerra6884]

@@ВладимирВоронин-з9е aaaaaa

[@Carlos-sz4pw]

Vuelvo a ver tus videos y te felicito amigo por la ideas segui adelante y que Dios te bendiga soy de Argentina

[@user-Dima599]

Идея и вправду хорошая . И руки правильные у автора 👍🤝🤝🤝 Привет из России !!! 🤝🤝🤝🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@hydraulichouse1]

🙏❤️

[@timothysmith5769]

This reminded me...I need to go to Harbor Freight.

[@jamesbarber5048]

Fair play using a stick welder but what’s wrong with running a bead?

[@AA-69]

Run a bead ?!?! Most of these guys couldn't run a tap !!!

[@raymondo162]

@@AA-69 well said....................

[@bachirmeghazi6091]

عمل دقيق بارك الله فيك

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

You do good, clean work. That’s becoming more and more rare these day. Thanks for the cool video!

[@peterwhite51]

Did you fail to notice the grinding dust going all over the components. You need to go to go to specsavers!

[@Zt3v3]

A porta power is fairly inexpensive though, keep that in mind fellas, at least the 10 or 12 ton versions. This could be cool if you were trying to make like a 50 ton porta power though, since those higher output versions get pretty expensive.

[@gorak9000]

But now we know where used motor oil goes - "hydraulic jack oil"

[@danharold3087]

@@gorak9000 eeeeeh youuuuu

[@Zt3v3]

​@@dong6839 Yeah, it depends on your personal situation I suppose.

[@jamesgibson5876]

Lmao yeah can get a whole kit 8 ton for 120 bucks

[@domalcides9533]

Ohhhhhh que legal meu amigo. AMEI ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Good videos 👍

[@paktech9707]

Amazing video

[@paktech9707]

اسمع یا اخو ؟

[@StripeyType]

Magnificent! Not only do I have a need for this, but I have the parts right now. This video is a helpful blessing. Thank you!

[@billyclevenger2632]

Well before getting really excited. Take a good look at what hoses you can get made and what fittings you can get. A 2700-3500 psi hose isn’t worth a dang on a 10000 psi system! I see this often when people think they can get a hose made at Napa for a porta power. It’s very dangerous!!!!! Be warned. If that’s a 2 ton jack it’s probably already capable of blowing whatever hose you have made. Unless you order a porta power hose. And it won’t be pipe aka npt thread. And don’t use thread tape. Use some form of hydraulic thread sealant. I prefer loctite. 545/565 and only use machined hydraulic fittings. Anything from pipe stock will be a very low psi rating.

[@zamirazamiraa2159]

15

[@zamirazamiraa2159]

6

[@tomsanders9491]

Well done. Maybe use new oil next time

[@СергейЧернов-ч1й]

Я думаю,что два самых используемых инструмента в мире это все таки нож и молоток в разных модификациях....а на третьем месте столовые приборы....Но без домкрата жизнь была бы тяжелее- в прямом смысле.

[@Вашмастер-м6э]

У каждого инструмента свое назначение. Первоначальный инструмент можно было закрепить на любой горизонтальной или вертикальной поверхности. А то, что сделал одноразовый, под свою какую-то цель.🤔

[@геннадийгромов-ж9н]

Домкрат лесовальный

[@chriscollins1704]

What was that racket in the background? I think someone wants you at the mosque mate 😄

[@hootinouts]

How is this more economical than buying one of these setups? That machined valve body and the hose alone had to cost a pretty penny.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

I suppose that the intent of the video is to show what he is capable of.........not from an economic standpoint !

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Still not to smart putting used oilin hydralic jack. It will eat the seals.

[@millimetreperfect]

@@wilmamcdermott3065 it looked like the oil he drained from the original ones

[@davidlagle7000]

Great mechanic keep working space clean.

[@musicauthority7828]

At first by the thumbnail I didn't know what you were going to do. but after watching the video I see it's basically a porta power. I was hoping you weren't going to reuse that old hydraulic fluid. but I guess it will be ok.

[@pietromastroleo8331]

Anche se reperibile sul mercato a basso costo, è giusto creare in proprio gli utensili recuperando il materiale cui si dispone. Bravo👍👋😊

[@dinodelfavero]

Sempre che funzioni e sia duraturo nel tempo... Secondo me è solo un bel passatempo

[@pietromastroleo8331]

@@dinodelfavero funziona, funziona, l'espansore che ha creato il signore. La sola manutenzione che chiede è il cambio dell'olio ed eventualmente i paraoli, in quanto tempo non lo so perché dipende dal clima. Io vivo vicino al mare e dopo due anni idevi intervenire in manutenzione; dalle sue parti, non so. Infine, quel piccolo espansore ti risolve una miriade di problemi come le ammaccature negli scatolati in lamiera, ecc.

[@technicaljugaribabu3096]

Mashallah very nice video

[@jayjackson597]

some of the weld comments....the skip welding is good for some applications that require lower heat, less distortion on questionable base metal will less likely result in cracking

[@alltechamazing3536]

Super...AMAZING

[@stephensarkany3577]

Overall I like the concept but: 1) lose the shell on the ram so it can get into tighter places. 2) use the shell for the reservoir but without welding with the use of an internal threaded rod to draw the components together. 3) don't weld on the cast iron parts, the attachments are just going to break off very soon.

[@TH-bj1pb]

Cast iron is super easy to weld no problem 🤓

[@stephensarkany3577]

@@TH-bj1pb HaHa

[@lorifilm]

@@TH-bj1pb brass & Oxy/Acethilene

[@ВладимирЛидке-г4ь]

Последний звук на видео, это знак качества проделанной работы 😂 ххыыкъ

[@Seriy_03_03]

Ты говоришь последний звук. Тут начало завораживает безумием. Новый домкрат ухандохать. Лучше бы дальнобойщикам отдал, они бы тебе спасибо сказали.

[@RedRodders]

Amazing, part 2!

[@rtazman2004]

Very Nice Job on that Jack modification marriage look idea similar to some people have seen do with these cab jacks on the trucks cool idea great for making a homemade porta power that old Jack anywhere any direction any way you want to lay it that is really neat good work good idea

[@charlipaniza8459]

Le sacaste punto de apollo al criket. Queda con base redonda y en siertas ocasiones es inestable se puede caer el vehículo. Lo demás está genial !! 😀☀️

[@estouaquigabrecht3495]

Tudo de bom a você 👍

[@ELhesa]

الله ينور عليك يا ابو ادم

[@hydraulichouse1]

وعليك يا هندسه

[@arseniovera672]

Milagroso modificación!!!!! Saludos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sergemalak6417]

Le dernier son à la fin, est la bande sonore idéale pour accompagner la qualité du travail réalisé. Mad Max fashion?

[@chikakim8044]

😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@vobinhthu5299]

This project is very good!

[@ronmeidlinger249]

For $69 I bought a porta power at HF. It does the same as this device and a whole lot more plus a lot less work

[@teamidris]

Mine is an old fork truck 12v hydraulic pump, a reverse valve and a hydraulic ram. Press a button and stand well back :D

[@macelius]

Yeah, seems like a great example of a way to waste a lot of time and at least $35 of materials turning a $35 tool in to a $70 tool, and i like making tools.

[@nickwashburn723]

idk exactly what it's called but it sounded like islamic prayer over loudspeaker like they have in some countries. I highly doubt they have a harbor freight down the road, wherever he is.

[@bitsnpieces11]

But the transformation from one thing to another by your own work is worth at least $300.00.

[@mikewilson6906]

My thoughts exactly

[@bapvandenbosch]

That spitting sound at the end really makes this video a great experience

[@noolhodofuracao3781]

Que trabalho kkk pra ficar a mesma ferramenta 🔧

[@oscarc3087]

¿Cual es el sentido para q cumpla la misma funciòn q la original?

[@ildarmustafin840]

Оригинал лёжа не будет работать

[@sergeykuznetsov2049]

@@ildarmustafin840. Проще сделать несколько мест забора масла.

[@MsRustynuts]

@@ildarmustafin840 it can

[@guitarreromanco]

Lo convirtió en expansor. Lo usan los chapistas.

[@summersoldier3311]

Good video. I like your ingenuity!

[@-TruthHurts]

well, I probbably had one drink too many watching this jungle fabrication in its entirety..... damn

[@keclark4]

Love the videos…really got me thinking I should start my own, but mainly for others input and to get me on the right track. I’m pretty amateur. I guess I could take a few videos of some projects I’ve done and appropriately title them, “How not to build a gate” and “Parking spot project…the difficult way, but with a good outcome”. (Unlike the gate project, which turned into just a fence. It looks like a gate, but it sure won’t function as one.)

[@Khalidhydraulique]

عمل جيد جدا. فعلا، تغيير مفيد

[@валерий-п8ч1ы]

ТОже страдаю таким же идиотизмом ,недавно модернизировал гаражный замок ......открыть дорого обошлось

[@uniqko]

Very useful video 👍

[@hydraulichouse1]

Thanks

[@davidschwartz5127]

You did not clearly show the steps to building the pump and tank at the start of that phase. Excellent video that I would like to build except for the first phase on the pump, Thanks

[@leliomancini288]

It is impossible to understand the use of this object in fact there is not the vocal explication and the video is too fast. What is this object is a very misterioso thing....too working for what?

[@dhy5342]

You might have wanted to weld a wider base on it. It's rather unsteady now.

[@ИванИванов-е5в7ж]

Из двух рабочих домкратов, сделал один сомнительного качества. Или я что то не понимаю?

[@КуанышБердибеков-ы4г]

Вот именно на.уйя?

[@bekasbekas1]

It's for hydraulic press!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BatGen2]

Я думаю это для пресса делается.

[@АндрійІванов-ю8ш]

Из говна о палок сделал гавно на палке

[@KENT067RUS]

гидравлический домкрат лёжа не будет выдвигаться .благодоря этой херне будет

[@eslamgamal3271]

من فضلك كنت محتاج فيديو لوصلة الكردان

[@А.Ж-л5ц]

Раскурочить домкрат,что бы сделать домкрат.Когда коту делать нечего,он яйца лижет.

[@franciscoangola364]

Todo muy bien....pero le ví un detalle que no baja el pistón con facilidad y pariste para bajarlo y eso que aflojaste los tornillos y no bajo solo......

[@MrMopar413]

Great video BUT , with the equipment I think welding it up he should of used a TiG welder. All said the time & equipment used wouldn’t been Cheeper to just go out a buy one, just saying.

[@lesateliersdubail]

astucieux mais travail grossièrement réalisé

[@johnwurst6691]

You have a lathe but use an angle grinder to clean up the birdshit weld...

[@angeladolfobarriosvillalta1763]

*¿El sinido del gargajo era tan necesario?*

[@MahmoudFawzy13]

الله ينور يا هندسه

[@hydraulichouse1]

وعليك يا ابو عمر

[@derylmorris5863]

How to change rear wiper on Jeep liberty

[@bretteee]

So you made a hydraulic jack out of a hydraulic jack ummmm?

[@grom7826]

Port of Power

[@brunoceccon166]

MUY LINDO EL TRABAJO PERO NO MOSTRÓ PARA QUÉ SIRVE....

[@jeffflanagan2814]

Was that filled with used motor oil?

[@SiamWoodShop]

Certainly not clean hydraulic oil.

[@juanasanelli6831]

Yo hice lo mismo pero use el gato tal cual esta sacando el embolo y poniendo un tapon en la camisa y recogiendo el liquido a través de una manguera para un gatote con camisa agujereada central que tira una barra roscada de 1" o en su defecto empuja Lo uso para sacar o colocar bujes en plumas y baldes de maquinaria pesada.

[@detlefalbers459]

Die eine odere Erklärung währe ganz nützlich

[@gasgiant7122]

Don't think they have Harbour freight in India🤔 well done my friend great recycling of tools👍

[@gorak9000]

They don't have harbor freight, but I'm sure they have the exact same products sold by some locally branded place. Just like how all the "harbor freight" products in the US are sold by "Princess Auto" in canada - same stuff, different store and different "house brand". There's a place in Australia I've heard about that basically sells all the same stuff too - again, same products, different store name, different "house brand".

[@gasgiant7122]

@@gorak9000 probably not as wealthy as the average American, that's the point of videos like this plus it's reuse at its finest.

[@gorak9000]

@@gasgiant7122 I'm guessing if they don't have $200 to buy the ready to go cheap porta pack kit from the HF equivalent, they probably don't have a lathe and welder kicking around either. That lathe and welder he uses is worth many times more what a jack is.

[@gasgiant7122]

@@gorak9000 could be borrowed?

[@Gbeamon9]

@@gorak9000 i work in a cnc shop and i can assure you i didn’t pay for any of the machines i use every day

[@skipperlilo5353]

Thanks for the hack and spit at the end of the video

[@ЕгорСеврюгин-щ3е]

А чем домкрат был плох до вашей модернизации ?

[@Musik-cd2ff]

Мужик просто решил хернёй позаниматься. Одно радует - что не бухает и не колется.

[@muratelanug2314]

Всем плох...домкрат горизонтально не работает...при авврийном авто очень часто нужен именно такой домкрат...править но качать встороне

[@АлексейРым-ф1о]

@@muratelanug2314 работает горизонтально любой домкрат, только нужно качалкой вниз ложить

[@muratelanug2314]

@@АлексейРым-ф1о и что с того? В любом случае это неудобно

[@АлексейРым-ф1о]

@@muratelanug2314 это уже другой вопрос. я бы сделал по другому. взял обычный цилиндр приварил к нему упоры, а из старого домкрата сделал качалку отдельно

[@davidsicca2352]

For god sake, after all that efort you decided to reuse the oil?

[@ats-3693]

Why not? It doesn't wear out or get full of combustion contamination like engine oil. If it doesn't have any crud in it then it would be wasteful to throw it out.

[@Blandy929]

🤣 it's already contaminated from the engine they took it from

[@alro2434]

@@ats-3693 And that's why it's black!

[@ats-3693]

@@alro2434 come on man don't be racist, and besides the guy looks only slightly brown not black.

[@puppygadget3189]

@@ats-3693 Unreal your just trying to start some unwarranted racist crap because this has zero to do with racism . Interesting how people throw out the race card when it’s not racism. You must be

[@masterglaizer5918]

So you have taken a bottle jack and made a port-o-power that does not have any sort of attachments.... genius

[@KevinGrumpyCuzz3243]

My thoughts exactly.

[@lincolnengland5005]

🤣..... Words fail me....so you have taken a hydraulic vehicle jack and turned it into an unstable jack/ ram? Jesus! The quality of workmanship was awful!

[@jessevangans2195]

what exactly can you do now what you didn't can in the original configuration?

[@raymondo162]

zakkerly

[@multiserviciosfrenoschino37]

The radio channel mass That's what we're talking about

[@superhui8000]

skillful fingers

[@craigmonteforte1478]

it’s Strange i’m almost 60years old and everytime i see a Hydraulic Bottle Jack it reminds me of one of the greatest Values for my money i’ve ever gotten,allow me to explain Years ago in the 1970s through the 1980s the old Department store KMart used to carry a line of Bottle Jacks that was branded with their Logo and came in a fairly nice Blow Molded Case with a place to put the Handle inside of the Case they carried many models ranging from 1 ton up to 20 Ton Rated Capacity and i bought a One ton version that i had always kept in whatever vehicle i had and used for towing any Trailer i’ve owned with a few miscellaneous Off Cuts of Lumber and some basic hand tools that little Jack saved my butt many times during my travels with having to do some roadside repairs i also kept a few basic Trailer Parts in my Toolbox like spare Hubs ,Bearings and WheelBearing Grease along with some GoJo Hand cleaner and Rags i usually did all my own Maintenance on all my Boat Trailers ,TravelTrailers ,and Car Haulers and when i performed that Maintenance on the Hubs and Brakes i always recorded the part numbers and sizes into a Log i kept for that Specific Trailer when those parts went on Sale i would purchase spares and put them in a ToolBox / Storage area on that trailer for any future repairs i may need or while traveling on the Highways if i saw others broken down pulling their Trailer i wouldn’t hesitate to stop and see if i could assist them i always taped the receipts onto the boxes of the new parts and if they were a part that could help a Stranded Traveler i took nothing but a handshake ,thankyou, and the repayment of the Cost of those parts my time and Labor was that of a Good Samaritan and i usually asked them to pay it foward if they could we all need a little help from time to time and i’ve had Strangers help me and my Family before back to my KMart thing i’m sure KMart didn’t manufacture their ownJacks but i wish they were still around i have one Jack that’s every bit of 35 years old and still works terriffic for many years the Price Tag was on the case and it was under $15.00

[@johnstuckey8229]

Still have mine in the cardboard box. Take it out, use it, put it back in its box.

[@jesseakers7298]

How about just going and buy it?

[@makgou9148]

you can buy a porta power in the USA anywhere in about 2min time.