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Is anyone else waiting on a j&sjack? It's Been over two months since I ordered my jack. I've had communication back and forth with them but still no jack .
Is anyone else waiting on a j&sjack? It's Been over two months since I ordered my jack. I've had communication back and forth with them but still no jack .
Probably waiting on a shipment of jacks from China.
True that, I have 3 J&S's and I've been through 3 of those Chinese hydraulic air jacks over the past 5 years, all replaced free of charge. J&S must order them by the containerful. Still, the best jack on the market. Their customer service used to be top-notch! What gives?
Last edited by shorelasHD; Jun 11, 2018 at 05:40 PM.
Is anyone else waiting on a j&sjack? It's Been over two months since I ordered my jack. I've had communication back and forth with them but still no jack .
Same here. I emailed them and they said it would ship this week..... nothing yet.
I was told shipping this week four times now .I am considering a pitbull jack.any thoughts on that.
I bought both and ended up selling the PitBull, even though it is made here in Tennessee not far from me. Super well made, but the footprint of the PB is much bigger and takes up a lot more floor space. Plus, the double feet on the PitBull made it virtually unusable for changing oil, trans fluid, etc. as the feet blocked a lot of the underside of the bike. And to me, both the PB and J&S were equally stable. I'm much happier with the J&S. YMMV.
Thanks for the replies .I guess I will stick with my order.i really do want the j&s .I'm just really bummed it is taking so long .it sure didn't take em long to take my money .the least they could do is send me a t shirt or something .
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