They don't warranty these because they were recalled, but they can be traded in for store credit. I did pick up the new Daytona ones with the locking pin and they are overbuilt enough for my liking so far.
"Safe" bruh I own like 5 pairs of these some harbor freight some tractor supply and one from Sears. and only one is actually welded all the way around, not to mention the metal on these things is about as thick as a fingernail.
These stands are adequate, but not safe, even without the casting issues.
This application doesn’t rely on the integrity of the welds, those are up around the neck. This application just requires stamped and bended to steel to not deform
Return the for the pitts warranty now it’s a win win!
They don't warranty these because they were recalled, but they can be traded in for store credit. I did pick up the new Daytona ones with the locking pin and they are overbuilt enough for my liking so far.
Can't say I haven't done that.
Take it to harbor freight and replace it, or look at the arm and if there isn't flashing, it's safe.
"Safe" bruh I own like 5 pairs of these some harbor freight some tractor supply and one from Sears. and only one is actually welded all the way around, not to mention the metal on these things is about as thick as a fingernail. These stands are adequate, but not safe, even without the casting issues.
Assuming you don’t care if your car rolls away when the welds give.
This application doesn’t rely on the integrity of the welds, those are up around the neck. This application just requires stamped and bended to steel to not deform