anyone ever lose the rubber pad on their jack?

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SMRcalidiv

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well mine didnt come with one, I got the last one which was a display, so I was wondering if anyone sold them or if I had to make another?

 

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Lost mine a long time ago. You don't need one anyways since you SHOULD be using a block of wood (2 by 4)

 

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PROTHANE makes them....

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=PTP%2D19%2D1401&N=115&autoview=sku

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cool thanks, but $21!? oh well, I'll prolly end up paying that lol.

 

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Save your money, use a hockey puck.

 

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fold up a kitchen mat, tape it together and place it on the top, they cost $1.99

or just use cardboard

 

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CdnNavybob said:

Save your money, use a hockey puck.

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That is a great idea! Never thought of that.

 

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i actually thought about just buying one of those utility mats they sell, it looks like a rear seat floor mat, and cutting out a circle, the hockey puck sounds interesting though,lol.