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<blockquote data-quote="Todd in KS" data-source="post: 1578280" data-attributes="member: 37408"><p>Thanks for the answers guys. When trying to get the whole rear off the ground I have always lifted on the diff no matter what vehicle it was. Those big cast iron pieces are quite strong. And yes, I always put stands under there as soon as it is high enough. It takes a lot more lift to to hang the suspension. </p><p>It just kind of surprised me that it was specifically mentioned. Every other manual I have seen says where to jack it up by with a general caveat "anywhere else can cause damage" but nothing as specific.</p><p>Side note - I just had to retire the first floor jack I bought back when cars still had crank windows. It finally bent an axle on a concrete groove trying to lift my wife's Tahoe. The ol' gal lifted many many vehicles over the years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Todd in KS, post: 1578280, member: 37408"] Thanks for the answers guys. When trying to get the whole rear off the ground I have always lifted on the diff no matter what vehicle it was. Those big cast iron pieces are quite strong. And yes, I always put stands under there as soon as it is high enough. It takes a lot more lift to to hang the suspension. It just kind of surprised me that it was specifically mentioned. Every other manual I have seen says where to jack it up by with a general caveat "anywhere else can cause damage" but nothing as specific. Side note - I just had to retire the first floor jack I bought back when cars still had crank windows. It finally bent an axle on a concrete groove trying to lift my wife's Tahoe. The ol' gal lifted many many vehicles over the years. [/QUOTE]
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