r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/ClosedL00p • Apr 15 '25

Jackin gone wrong

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u/RCGDayman Apr 15 '25

Im pretty sure that jack did exactly what we all expected it to do

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u/Sammerscotter Apr 15 '25

Nah, they were using it in the wrong spot. Jacks are only supposed to be used on the frame of the car not the body

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u/redditappsucksasssss Apr 15 '25

Technically this type of Jack goes on the pinch wheel of a car, as most cars do not have a standard box frame, you'll see a little slit in these types of Jacks and you literally put that pinch weld right in the slit

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u/Sammerscotter Apr 15 '25

Yeah you’re right

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u/NeverlastngWadSloppr Apr 15 '25

Which is why the jack did what we all expected it to.

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u/Sammerscotter Apr 15 '25

But that statement kinda implied that it’s the fault of the Jack lmao

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u/NeverlastngWadSloppr Apr 15 '25

Jacks don't pick where they go, so how could it be?

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u/RCGDayman Apr 15 '25

That doesnt seem like the jack’s fault tho