Review on 🔧 Monroe 58600 Load Adjust Shock Absorber by Monroe by Paul Martindale

I have a jack, a 13/21mm wrench and socket, a nail hammer, a 3 pound hammer and a nail bar used. Place a jack under the bottom of the shock absorber. Place the nail shank against the shock and shock mount. Jack it up and slide it into the bracket. Move the nail hammer and hammer the wedge under the shock absorber, get a good light and line up the hole for the larger bolt. They're a little tricky and can be dangerous if you're not careful, but overall it's worth the effort. Eliminates the sag and handles the load well.