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Richard
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Thanks, made a wooden block to lower the rear jack point below the belt and make jack alignment easier. A low profile floor jack fits nicely under the body, but I had to keep the handle low and make small pumping strokes. Now it maneuvers around on the garage floor, 360 degrees, with just a light push. Also keeps the tires up off the floor when the other two cars bring snow into the garage and it melts. Had to practice while the weather is nice and not freezing. Three cars do fit in a two car garage considering one a is a Smart Car. Easy on and easy off - the weather is still nice for driving. Notating this! There are times during the Winter when the weather is just perfect: as in dry, clear, warm in the sunlight and no one around to point their evil fingers to tell me that this is the wrong time to do this!
What's your mileage? Who cares. Is it practical? See #1. What happens when it rains? You get wet.
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