Will I be able to use jack stands with these as extra precaution?
1363483
I don't see why not.... You can always put jack stands under once you've got the car up. However, make sure you taken them down before driving off!
855695
Jack stands are not designed for a particular vehicle. They should work on everything as long as you use a part of the frame of the vehicle; somewhere where the weight of the vehicle won't damage it.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
1028203
Yup. That is what I have on mine. I used the speaker spikes included with the stands and everything works well. I've bumped them slightly a few times while cleaning and while they have rocked a little but I have yet to knock one over. I am happy with them.
1428623
These stands can handle that size. If you have kids or dogs running around they could possibly get tipped over because they are tall stands. I have bumped them not thinking and they did not fall over.
1288067
The main Torin page (www.torinjacksusa.com) is not much more help than the description here on Amazon for your particular question but there is a warning on each jack stand as well as in the Operators Manual that comes in the box and they both say (along with other warnings) that the stands are only to be used as a matched pair so my assumption would have to be that the stands are rated to hold 3 tons together as a pair and not individually.
1781233
Only if it is not very windy and with a large extension or a battery pack. The stands are quite soft and will not withstand a hard gust of air.
1208646
They should work just fine. I've combined different Kantek models to have a taller stand, both at work and at home. Definitely make sure to use a base from either model though, since they get wobbly when combining two units with just the legs.
1693511
Sure you can use it for that if it is secured properly. Not sure why you would want to do that though. Remember the higher you go, the less weight the jack will hold.
1952121
Honestly, I would think that a car jack stand is made to hold the full weight of a car for when the wheels are off of it, or something similar. These are made to just support the weight of the camper to keep it from rocking when you reach your site. I would contact the manufacturer before I used these as a car jack. Works perfect for stabilizing a camper! :)
1373849
Yes, as long as you have access from the bottom of the jack leg to the frame on the opposite side in the back. And from the bottom of the jack leg to the opposite frame as well as the same frame that it is attached to in the front. I hope this makes sense. If not I can try to clarify.
1462492
They could but would find ones that were not as tall as these to start with. These may be an over kill for a car. Even at a low setting on these your car will be way up high and your jack would have to be able to get it there and if it could I would be scarred of placing one side up that high while jacking the other side up. Like I said, shop for a shorter stand to start with. Other than that, these are a high quality stand, so find it's lil brother... lol
1228590
Depends on how much gear your hauling with you. I would not go over the manufacturers rating if you value your safety. Tree stands are inherently dangerous so think safety!
34623
Yes, shouldn't be a problem. I suggest you also buy bungee head straps to go along with these to prevent having the same problems that I had.
1100670
I haven't tried it but no reason it shouldn'd do the same the jack is the same and the principle the same. Please note that I wouldn't suggest trying to use these working out, because they are comfortable they don't fit tight and wouldn't stay on with a lot of movement.
2283745
Yes, easily. The only issue you might have is the joint getting loose. If you only do it only once in a while it you should have no problems.Personally I really like these stands, I have the 2 and 4.
1058307
I don't know for sure. But for the most part stands are universal. I'd look up the specs before purchasing but you're pretty safe.as long as they're made to mount on stands you should be solid.