For a single turn of the input shaft how much does the jack raise vertically? Thanks.
2003751
Not very much, it will take several turns. But I'm very happy with the stand.
1212583
The jack has really good control for lowering vehicle. I really like this jack... I have a Allied 3-Ton I don't even use anymore.
1311035
I have 35" tires and a 3" lift, I have this item and I have used it once. On a level ground, the jack is meant to be used under the axle. It worked perfectly fine for me, the tires came completely off the ground with room to go higher. I hope this helps.
1522229
2.5" to be safe you can raise up to 4" but my tv is a sony 60 " very heavy . thats all I need great deal.
107578
it should lift it, don't know about impact.the only thing my jack goes up but wont come down.not sue where to send it back to.
160767
The jack weights every bit of 89 lbs.It took me and the ups driver to carry it into my garage.I have used the jack several times and am most satisfied with it.I handles the front end of (lifts well of the ground with good height, 20 plus inches and pumps easily while lifting to max height) my 2011 Ford F150 4x4 super crew cab.I would recommend it to anyone looking for a floor jack.
1952120
These jacks are primarily for stabilizing trailers. They do not " jack up" (or down), but rather, their movement is accomplished by turning the screw. I hope I've given you a proper description from which to determine their suitability for your specific need.
241773
I would not recommend it...I dont think it will raise your truck high enough as your body is high to begin with....I had to place 2x6 boards under the jack to lift it high enough for my Honda Element SUV.
878234
While it is not recommended, the jack will lift one side. Your car as a whole is 2 tons. One corner will be significantly less. I use my jack for my tundra, but I only lift just enough to place jack stands underneath. NEVER get under a vehicle with only a jack holding it up. Support the weight with jacks rated for the weight of your vehicle.
1574804
yes it can. I have it on my 32 foot camper and it dont even grunt when raising it up. very good jack for the money.
1212584
@Doug, it functions like a professional jack. When you release pressure it doesn't just drop, it will rebound in a slow safe manner.
1429520
The plastic has a 90 degree bend about 1 cm. away from the metal audio jack insert. Interesting question. I hadn't previously considered how that might make a difference and still don't know how. Perhaps you could enlighten me?
1620527
My Hustler Super Z HD weighs 1763 pounds. This jack will lift it with ease! You'll love it!
1244779
Switch activation needs to be measured in Degrees not rise. The rise is directionaly proportional to the length of power cord attached to the switch from where it is tethered. The longer the cord, the more the rise. To answer you question, I would say somewhere between a 45 and 60 Degree angle will make or break the connection.
606147
It is hard to tell, the jack when retracted still leaves the tail to far down. On my unit we had to shim 2inches to get clearance. This is a food vending trailer hooked to a Tundra so there is not a lot of drop when the trailer is attached. However we have to still be careful of large dips in the road, Great jack, works smooth and lifts a nose heavy unit so I live with the problem.
1245828
Possibly, the mechanism is is fairly tight but not overly hard to turn. I haven't used it enough to "break-it-in" yet so the jack will probably get easer to operate. Right now, I would say that a good 1/2" drill motor would lift and lower the jack, but have no idea if it'll pick-up a bike.
1075699
It can be raised to any height and will remain there due to the design of the gearbox. You have to deliberately raise or lower it using the crank handle (or 1/2" drill motor). There is a lock assembly that engages the attachment point for the crank handle as a "belt and suspenders" after the crank is removed. It will operate at any height.