To lift the car?

[koolyce]

Hi,

I have a cric of 2.5 tons and I want to know if I can use it to lift the Rogue to change the wheel? I know the care weight more than that, but I'm not sure if I can or not.

Thanks

[kerrton]

Your post is a little unclear, could you please edit it to so that it is more clear, what do you mean "cric of 2.5 tons", and what exactly is the problem?

I don't see an issue, regardless if it's 2.5 metric tons or 2.5 imperial tons, it's over 5000 pounds of capacity, so why wouldn't you be able to lift the Rogue, it's much less than 5000 pounds, around 3400 pounds so there shouldn't be any problem.

[Elton Noway]

Your post is a little unclear, could you please edit it to so that it is more clear, what do you mean "cric of 2.5 tons"...

Yep... I’ll admit I was a little confused when I first read the question but after seeing koolyce had a Canadian signature... I figured I must be loosing something in the translation. I checked BabbleFish as sure enough… cric = jack.



So... the rest of your response should answer his question.

[Topper1]

Well done Elton. You will soon be bilingual lol

[koolyce]

Sorry, my fault.

And your right, I didn't think that 2.5 tons = 5000 pounds..lol

[Pescakl1]

Well done Elton. You will soon be bilingual lol

What we could do is what english speaking coworkers wanted to do in my previous company: French fridays.Every friday, we will only write in the forum in french. The other days, in english as usual.

No one interested?

[ahhbeebee]

Finally! my grade school french classes will pay off.

Only problem for you might be that it would be like speaking to a 4-5 year old child

[Elton Noway]

What we could do is what english speaking coworkers wanted to do in my previous company: French fridays.Every friday, we will only write in the forum in french. The other days, in english as usual.

No one interested?

Ha... Might be fun. I took your idea and ran with it. Check out this thread:

zer...rench