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daved931 · 05-23-2008, 08:42 AM

I have one of those MVP jacks. It worked great for ten years until I loaned it to a friend who was working on his Camaro project car. I have no f-ing clue what he did to it, but now I can't pick up a deck of cards with it. I used it on all kinds of stuff (including full size trucks) without an issue. He had it for three weeks and it's blown out.

Personally, I would recommend picking up a Sears Craftsman jack. My MVP lasted quite a while, but after talking to most of my friends, that was a rarity.

You get what you pay for and your ride is worth a lot more than $25. Think about that when you're cranking the sucker up with an inferior jack.

05-23-2008, 08:42 AM	#10
daved931 Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Apr 2008 Member ID: 87774 Pics: My Gallery Location: Bangor, ME Age: 27 Posts: 1,562	Re: New floor jack I have one of those MVP jacks. It worked great for ten years until I loaned it to a friend who was working on his Camaro project car. I have no f-ing clue what he did to it, but now I can't pick up a deck of cards with it. I used it on all kinds of stuff (including full size trucks) without an issue. He had it for three weeks and it's blown out. Personally, I would recommend picking up a Sears Craftsman jack. My MVP lasted quite a while, but after talking to most of my friends, that was a rarity. You get what you pay for and your ride is worth a lot more than $25. Think about that when you're cranking the sucker up with an inferior jack. 1999 Tahoe LS 2-Door 4x4 w/ 3.73 G80. Custom tune from Justin @ Black Bear and a Vette 1 - 2 servo. 14 Bolt SF Project Underway Proud member of the OBS Hood Whacker Club GMT400: Making Mother Nature your b*tch since 1988.