You sound like my dad he's a mason.

 

Makin us Dodge guys look bad.. Someone photoshop a ford emblem on that sucker..

 

Wow, and I thought I did some retarded stuff when I work on cars.

 

what the problem?? looks ok to me... isn't that the way you do it


























jk,,,,,,,,, the jackstandless a$$

 

how did my pic end up online? Damn it I trusted Greg to not post that

 

so.. is this any better? lol

 

ive done that with wood blocks
as long as its solid and wont move yer fine

 

so thats what a complete idiot looks like, dang!

Buddy when I was much younger used cinder blocks. Had them holes to the side. He didnt survive when the car fell off due to the block collapsing.

 

Damn shame, I hate to hear of things like this - But needless deaths & injury due to improper procedure is, and always will be, a fact of life.

Thats why I posted info about the blocks, one guy might read it, keep that info in mind, and do it the right way, which literally can be the difference between life and death.

Repeat:
Cinder blocks with the holes facing up are perfectly fine to support a vehicle, you could in fact support 5 vehicles, they are amazingly strong.
They are safe stacked also, so long as all are properly set, and the holes are up.
Just the opposite if you have them holes to the side, they will not take much pressure to rupture - And that pop would be the last thing you ever hear if you are under the vehicle.

 

It looks better than rocks. Jack on the axle and bricks on the frame.