[Taz]

I want a new work stand, I have a blackburn right now.

And the lack of height adjustment is a problem.

I'm not sure what stands to look at. I want something very sturdy to, somthing I can really wrench on. the blackburn is very sturdy...

I been looking at the PRS-4W Wall Mount Repair Stand Deluxe, I like the clamp on it. and I can always make a stand to hold it..


Open to suggestion!

thankx

 

[Brian HCM#1]

Originally posted by Taz
I want a new work stand, I have a blackburn right now.

And the lack of height adjustment is a problem.

I'm not sure what stands to look at. I want something very sturdy to, somthing I can really wrench on. the blackburn is very sturdy...

I been looking at the PRS-4W Wall Mount Repair Stand Deluxe, I like the clamp on it. and I can always make a stand to hold it..


Open to suggestion!

thankx

I like the shop model, I think its the PRS-3. Has the 68lb solid base.

 

[Taz]

That one is nice!

But base too heavy for my use, I got to be able to move it around easily.

 

[CTKurt]

wrench force. Ive had mine for years and it is great. super stable

 

[Taz]

Originally posted by CTKurt
wrench force. Ive had mine for years and it is great. super stable

It has the tripod design correct?

Does the legs ever get in the way?

 

[greasemonkey]

the new wrench force ones are about the same as park's PCS-1... which make me go "eh"... the old wrench force ones were Ultimate ones, and were much nicer.

i like Ultimate repair stands. the clamps are great, they're really stable, last a long time, well designed, etc. they don't really make a bad one.

 

[Mtn Pete]

The wrench Force stand is way better thne the park. It has tripod legs so it does not fall over on you like the park. The clamp is not as nice but works fine.