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DCIV
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Stool

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I never thought I would want one but I want one of those tiny stools that you can sit and work on a vehicle. Who has one, do you like it, would you have gotten a different one? Some have trays, some have adjustment, some don’t have anything.


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I have an adjustable hyd one with a tray at the bottom. I dont use it as much as i thought i would.
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I've got one of these. I rarely use it.


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Re: Stool

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So you all just sit on the ground? Would you rather have something different?


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Re: Stool

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I'd like one mainly for doing brakes and washing wheels, otherwise I don't see a whole lot of need for them.
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Re: Stool

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[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]I'd like one mainly for doing brakes and washing wheels, otherwise I don't see a whole lot of need for them.[/quote]

This. I keep both our daily drivers clean and every time I wash the wheels it sucks to try to sit in the ground or lean over.


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Re: Stool

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Well if you wash your car in the garage then great! Put that stool on a sloped surface, like a driveway, where the rest of us wash our cars...and it takes off!
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The only way to use that stool to clean my wheels would be to put the car up on jacks. Since I don't have a drain in my garage, that's not really an option.
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Re: Stool

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I have a cheap one, and use it for detailing/polishing a lot. Easy to put a car on the MaxJax or the 4-post and bring it up a bit to work on the sides. Also works well under the MaxJax at full up position for undercar work. If you don't have a lift, I'd say the value of having a stool would be limited.
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