Are C10 and K10 jacks the same?
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I believe the c10s have a j hook style to hook onto the control arm. I have a k10 one and it's just a crank style bottle jack
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this is on Ebay, and it says for a K series and it has a hook??
73-87 CHEVY GMC OEM JACK - K30 K20 K10 SQUARE BODY 4X4 | eBay
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This is the extra one I have from a suburban 4x4 has no j hook.
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so if the hook is for the front control arms, is it safe to assume that a jack with or without a hook would work for a 4x4 (where the top cradle would fit directly underneath the axle tube?) Is there any difference in total height does anyone know?
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