I bought a 2 ton scissor jack for my 2006 chevy trailblazer.I havent tried it yet.I just wanted to know .will a 2 ton work on my trailblazer?
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Hi Henry, I can not answer your question as yet because I did not buy the scissor jack, but its rated at three tons of lifting power so you should be just fine with its performance. I needed it for my Chevy full size van, which I had no doubt the jack we both looked at would do the job. I'm still going to buy the kit with the jack and the impact wrench very soon. Take care.
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These definitely do work on a 2WD Slash. I just received mine and installed them with no issues. They fit perfectly.
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I bought this to go on the back of my mule I installed a 2 inch adapter. I use the rake and the blade. It works great. Check your bolts on regular basis They like to work themselves off. Jon B
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Hi, and thanks for your interest in our kits. You should have no problems installing this kit on your 2002 trailblazer LS. I hope this is helpful, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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No, you would need to modify your Jack, I have a harbor freight 3 ton floor Jack and had to modify the adapter to fit. It's a nice piece, well made but most likely you will need to modify something to use it.
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I'm not to familiar with the trailblazer but I think the stereo is a din half. If so, no this unit won't fit. Double check if your stock radio is a din and a half cause I could be wrong.
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I bought the adapter for my Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack. It's saddle stud fit in a hole about 1-1/4". My adapter arrived with actually 2 bushings the 1-1/8" bushing attached and another one about 7/8". The adapter stud itself is just smaller than 1/2" with no bushings installed. I removed the saddle, mounted the adapter, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly. If it is the 2 ton big red floor (not bottle) jack and it has a 1/2" stud, yes it sounds like it should work using no bushings. The adapter is not very expensive so I guess there is one way to find out. I took a gamble, I wasn't sure and it worked out well. Good Luck.
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This jack is perfect for that. You may have to support the rear with with a block to offset the weight but these jaclks are not as big and bulky as the other type and don't get in the way.
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The trailblazer does not use these clips you need to pull one and compare it to the clips they offer on here but you may be just better off going to oriley or napa and asking if there computer has a listing for it
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Yes, it is an excellent jack. Lightweight and easy to maneuver. Mine has performed flawlessly.
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12.5 Briggs. I want to give a good tip to owners of this log splitter. Heavy it is but there is an answer if you have problems moving around. I attached a boat jack with wheel on the tounge of the splitter, swings up & locks in place when down. Then you just crank it till its level. Works great for me. I did remove the the exsisting swing down stiff leg. This type of hook up works really well with a lawn & garden tractor if you have a 2" ball on it. Transport to your work site in your yard. Split where you cut. Saves my back & fingers. And will yours. Stay warm. Hope this helps
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I'm not sure of that since I do not know what is required for a 2005 Chevy Trailblazer but this works on many four wheel vehicles and if some of the pieces aren't just right you can improvise with sockets
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Yes it will work you may have to make some brackets for it on the top side. A lot of us Trailblazer SS guys with LS2 6.0 have gone to this type instead of the stock electro-mechanical fans-we pick up about 25 HP. PCM of North Carolina has a harness with relays that plugs into the fans and turns them on via the ECM (computer). Kev in TX their site: http://www.pcmofnc.com/index.php/performance-parts
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I have a heartland wilderness that has the same distance between the two axles. The distance you have is very simular to ours. I would recommend the x-tended X-Chock. You may want to have them for both sides. This will pretty much stop any front to back movement of the camper. I have them on both sides and with the jacks down, the camper goes nowhere. It's great. One note, just to be absolutely sure, measure the distance between the two tires (front to rear) and check out the Model 28014 at BAL's website (http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/chocks/chocks.shtml)
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To the best of my knowledge this product should work on any GM or GM related product that requires it to be able to provide an aux jack when non is available. Works very well in my case with 2004 Chevy Trailblazer that did not have aux jack. Follow instructions.
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short answer, YES!!! only weakness in this jack is that if the vehicle, falls off the jack it will very likely bust the jack by twisting it scissors and bass. Happened to me and busted it beyond repair. I did buy another one, because it really is handy to have around. Am just more careful now.
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no more than 2lbs and yes it will. I've had it on my stock slash for years. Great Item, doesn't affect perfomance