can you lift logs into the bed of a pickup using this?
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This unit is meant to lift items from ground to truck bed height, then rotate into cargo area.
2235833
You can, but it does not spin fast enough to do a good job. Soft wood maybe, but nothing else. I would nor recommend using is as a drill except when you are in a real bind.
1856376
I would not recommend trying that. Definitely not the ideal tool for that job, as these are really made with wood in mind.
1139911
Nope just stick and lift. There is a foot pedal you can use to pull the weed.
1034230
Yes, as long as the tool box is not higher than the pick up bed rails. The three steel bows for this tent set on the pick up bed rails.
1437752
Probably not, but it will depend on whether your truck is lifted. It does the job for me on my lift with a lowered Chevelle. My Truck is not lifted and it got it up high enough to put some jack stands on the axle. With the truck I used a 6 X 6 block of wood to get it up high enough..
2047073
You definitely need to have a plank of wood little b bigger than the base of the Jack with a thickness that would depend on the highest level the jack would extend and the jacking points of your truck. I had to provide at least 2" of wood block to lift the tire of my 4x4 Nissan Xterra using the jack. My truck weighs 5000 lbs. and use 265/70 x 16 tires.
642082
I think you could, if the object is no longer/higher than the basis of the handle (appr. level of the small wheels), because, after lowering the object, you would need to remove the handle and put it into vertical position to move it as a dolly. Just to let you know that scooping may be little bit difficult with this truck, as the tongue is relatively short.
1866968
Yes When using these if you bottom out the saw you can lift it out remove the wood from the saw and then continue until the desired depth is needed.
1033237
Sure you can! My hubby uses it on my suburban and his dodge 2500 pickup...... Obviously, it will best to use jack stands if you will have it up for a while. But this jack will lift your SUV, providing you don't have some sort of ridiculous lift kit on the thing.
867898
I don't see how it could be done, plus, you want a solid contact with the floor. The saw and stand are so light, you can pick them up and move them around very easily.
1831842
it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as much as the atwood, I hope this puts your mind at rest , feel safe getting I'm glad I did Frank it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as... » Read More it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as much as the atwood, I hope this puts your mind at rest , feel safe getting I'm glad I did Frank « Show Less
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No to both questions. The only trick is when you install the heavy plate lay a 2x4 across your truck bed and tie a rope through the hole with the towing pin upside down to the plate pull it flush with the bed and tie it off to the 2x4. To drill the hole the lengths to measure are in the directions. I would first drill a hole in a 1/2 inch piece of plywood that is 2x2 feet then use that as a jig. You will need a 4 inch hike cutter that fits your drill.
692968
Yes you can but you have to double up the wood for extra lift support. use screws on the boards connecting to the wood to the lift and any brace.
800825
The digging bar might help a little but it is not a log roller that lumberjacks use. If you put a lot of weight on this bar at an angle, it can bend. It is best used for the purpose of digging holes, loosening dirt, and tamping in posts.
1548754
I don't see why you couldn't pull it behind a pickup truck. Not sure how well it would hold up
690534
If they have the cargo rails like a Toyota yes. If the truck don't have bed railsm. I don't believe so. Try to a u-bolt on the toolbox. If you have rails all you should be good.