Review on Starrett 190A Little Without Attachments by Robert Gomatham

I needed a very small jack to raise the underside of the wooden deck rail to allow the metal bars to fit the top rail. Over time, the bottom rail had to deform, causing the metal rods to fall out. When my deck was laid, the carpenters made a 10 foot section with no floor support. I plan to buy a second one to cover a larger area. The only problem is that I left a small rod that you twist to raise or lower the jack in the jack. It rusts from heavy rain. But Jack is great. Easy to use. I'm 72 and it was easier than I ever thought.