Harbor freight/door installer

[Dne']

Since I work alone, probably like most everyone here, I saw this on Harborfreighttools site. I just love that place! Well, I coudn't resist this thing! As usual, there is a learning curve, a few swear words, etc.. but after figuring it out, works pretty well. I did install the drivers door by horsing it on. The reason I didn't use my newest tool, the car was up on jackstands and the tool doesn't jack that high. But I'll be putting the car on the ground soon as I get the front lugnuts, then install this passenger door. I'll let ya'll know how it works. It'll probably be up on craigslist in a few months. Cost was about 75.oo with shipping.
dne'

 

[daveSanborn]

It sure beats my method of strategically placed cinder blocks and pieces of wood...

 

[Dne']

Tool in action

I'm very pleased with this contraption! After the door was bolted(not adjusted), I was able to take the upper arm off and use the little jack to do fine adjustments, several times I might add! So I give it a :danc!

 

[70_Fastback]

The REAL question is... would it work with the fenders ALREADY on...? :doh

 

[5f09CNot4Sale]

I have been looking for one of these for a long time, THANK YOU. The last one I looked at was $400 from Brute. This was $68 shipped to me as my store did not carry it.

 

[Dne']

ep I hope it works for you! I guess with any new tool, takes a little getting used to it! For the price, can't beat it!
dne'

I have been looking for one of these for a long time, THANK YOU. The last one I looked at was $400 from Brute. This was $68 shipped to me as my store did not carry it.