Will a pair of these jacks lift 7000 pounds or merely support it?
273494
I recently destroyed one of these jacks using it to push up just one side of my RV van. It's more like support the weight rather then push the weight. You should be careful to use them evenly.
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.
273496
These types of jacks are more for supporting an object's weight, as opposed to lifting. A pair would support 7000 pounds, but I doubt you could lift that weight without destroying the jack.
1508706
These jacks will absolutely support a 2000 lbs boat, but assuming your boat's fiberglass (a likely bet with your specified length and weight) you'll want to distribute the weight on the jack head - otherwise you'll poke holes through the hull of your boat. You'll want to fabricate some ~10"x10" plywood pads not unlike what you'd see on purpose built boat stands (Brownell, etc.). Finally, the majority of your boat's weight should be supported by solid blocking under the midline stern of your boat and the stands are used to provide lateral support (i.e., to prevent your boat from rolling off of its blocking). Best of luck These jacks will absolutely support a 2000 lbs boat, but assuming your boat's fiberglass (a likely bet with your specified length and weight) you'll want to distribute the weight on the jack head - otherwise you'll poke holes through the hull of your boat. You'll want to fabricate some ~10"x10" plywood pads not unlike what you'd see on purpose built boat stands (Brownell, etc.). Finally, the majority of your boat's weight should be supported by solid blocking under the midline stern of your boat and the stands are used to provide lateral support (i.e., to prevent your boat from... » Read More These jacks will absolutely support a 2000 lbs boat, but assuming your boat's fiberglass (a likely bet with your specified length and weight) you'll want to distribute the weight on the jack head - otherwise you'll poke holes through the hull of your boat. You'll want to fabricate some ~10"x10" plywood pads not unlike what you'd see on purpose built boat stands (Brownell, etc.). Finally, the majority of your boat's weight should be supported by solid blocking under the midline stern of your boat and the stands are used to provide lateral support (i.e., to prevent your boat from rolling off of its blocking). Best of luck « Show Less
1395514
This is a stabilization Jack ans is not meant to actually lift anything. That is likely why there is no lift rating. If your putting it on a camper as a stabilizing Jack it should work fine.
2047072
Hello there,It will be okay on the RAM just make sure you find a lower spot near where you want to lift before placing the jack. Also, and just in case, always carry a peace of wood (6x4) to increase reach in case the ground is not level. But I can say I am very pleased with this tool, even though I only used about 4 times.CheersLuiz
569446
Yes, it is an excellent jack. Lightweight and easy to maneuver. Mine has performed flawlessly.
1689608
I suppose they would but I don't know how stable they would be. I don't think that I would get under it. I think a better method would to use jack stands.
1922131
Yes but you shouldn't need it. The factory jack should lift high enough unless you have a lift
1925696
I'm not an engineer, so I can't directly answer that question. My travel trailer is between 3000 and 3500 # (depending on the load) and the jack lifts and supports the wheel. If I need to lift it several inches it can take a while to crank it by hand, but it does a fine job getting the trailer level. I have recently tried using an impact drill to raise the jack (because this type of drill does not twist your wrist) but there were some problems with that approach. The jack-screw started to show signs of metel shavings which might mean I am near the limit of the jack's weight load. That said - I would buy another one of these if this one breaks. If you get one you might also want to buy a large pizza-delivery bag to store it in. Works perfect.
1288067
The main Torin page (www.torinjacksusa.com) is not much more help than the description here on Amazon for your particular question but there is a warning on each jack stand as well as in the Operators Manual that comes in the box and they both say (along with other warnings) that the stands are only to be used as a matched pair so my assumption would have to be that the stands are rated to hold 3 tons together as a pair and not individually.
1926428
I've used them to pull a full stack on the cable machine with no problems! 200lbs was the stack.
11822
They will provide about 4 inches of lift they will settle some with weight on them. I run a t case drop 1 inch and driveline vibes are minimal
578021
Hi Susan. I suspect it would work as an aftermarket jack provided it is located under a frame member and is rated to support the weight.
2185741
I would not think you needed these jacks unless your class c came with something like them originally. They are not designed to lift only stabilize after jacking up
2135448
I have used this jack for the same thing and it did a good job for me . good luck
193012
I'm not sure. I have 2 jacks, each weighting anywhere between 19-25#. They are great for small dogs to watch what's going on.
1548275
I belive that they are tebuildable. The frame is heavy duty, that's what I like about this jack. My friend, who works for hydrolyc shop, told me that it shouldn'd be a problem to replace hydrolic piston even with a different model. So far I love this jack. But please take in consideration that is preaty heavy. I own Nissan Frontier and this 3 ton jack is more than enough to lift it. I could get away with 2 1/2 or even 2 ton jack.
803625
You know , I have no idea .. I looked on my invoice .... But ,,,,, they are really good jacks . I have a 21 ft toy hauler and we go all over. I've used them about 4-5 times since I've had them ... Probably about 3 mos ... They've never let me down .... Good luck , hope this helped