Can the jack pick up a Dodge Ram 1500 ,2004 SLT quad cab 4 wheel drive ?
293514
Most likely not, the reason is that the maximum lift range of the jack is 11.2 " probably WELL BELOW the minimum clearance of a 4*4 and the maximum lift capacity is only 4000 pounds. Hope that helps !
293515
The rating is 2 tons or 4000 lbs. These vehicles are rated at 3900 lbs GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating) for both front and back axles. With a safety factor which should be either 1.25 or 1.5 times times the rated lift rating. It should lift 5000 to 6000 lbs. However, the lift height needs to be considered. You don't want to be riding around with blocks of wood. Also the torque wrench that is in this package is useless. I was impressed with the jack, but i returned it because of the torque wrench. The jack or similar one can be purchased for far less than the $150. You could buy a higher rated jack for $150 and use a Dewalt or other battery powered torque wrench. I carry a four way with me. Also this jack can be manually operated with a supplied wrench that will operate the jack after a cap is removed. Good luck.
293516
Yes it will one wheel at a time. and as long as it doesn't have a load on it. and as far as I know they do make 3 ton jacks. it worked on my S 10 2001 Chevrolet.
952214
Yes. I did a Vxl 3s in there and the truck won't hold it up. Traxxas slash 4x4 is worth it the extra money.
1903110
Yes, as long as the item you're towing isn't larger than a small car and not for very long distances.
2168921
I don't see why it wouldn't. They're rated for 6500 pounds each. But as Buzz Cut said, I'd make sure the rig was stable by at least keeping it hooked up to the tow rig. BTW, just saw them at harbor freight tools for half the price. They look identical but aren't Husky. Damn!
1177183
I don't know how high you Durango sits, but the jack will have more than enough power to lift it.
1009707
jack works fine, but always use jack stands if crawling under suv, sometimes jack stand needed to relocate jack forbetter sturdy lift point.
578024
I would believe so. Check for the reinforced chassis areas. The capacity of this jack is 1.5 tons so don't over load. block the wheels and use jack stands on a stable and flat surface.
482346
The jacks are sold in pairs. The manufacturer most likely intended the jacks to be used as a pair. Other than supporting the vehicle for a minute or two with one jack, while raising the opposite side to place the other jack safely.... I would side with caution and say that BOTH/COMBINED jacks can support 3 tons (6,000 pounds). Don't forget to use your parking brake and chock both wheels that remain on the ground. Stay SAFE!!
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.
2021376
Yes, I have it installed on my stock, just be aware that the base for it is fairly narrow so it may not fit a jack from another manufacturer. I have a smittybuilt jack and it does not fit this carrier, just havent gotten around to getting a rugged ridge one yet.
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.
2098160
It depends on how high off the ground you front center jack point is. If its 5.12inches or more it will work, if its less than 5.12inches then it will not work. To be honest though, this jack stand is junk. I ordered 1 and the entire jack was slightly twisted. So only 3 of the 4 wheels were touching the ground. So I sent it back and got another one that had the exact same problem. It would be EXTREMELY dangerous to use it if not all 4 wheels are on the ground. I ended up buying OTC 1532 2-Ton Capacity Aluminum Racing Jack, its way nicer and lighter, but it does cost about twice as much...
1070393
Yes, this will work fine, but it will be a more stiff ride than the factory spec. That said, with mine installed (4.7V8 2004 Limited, Quadra-Drive) I don't have to use a jack to change my oil and I have more head clearance under the lift gate - these were my main goals when purchasing this. You get used to the ride - just make sure your drinks have lids.
1214491
I think it would as long as it's ground clearance isn't too high. This jack has a short lift, I'd guess it's about 1 foot at most when completely extended. I have a compact car and it provides just enough lift to remove a tire, but it's useless with my truck. If you get this I'd carry a wood board to set it on to make it more useful, especially if you're going to use it in a muddy or sandy area.
1867344
Short answer: Yes if it has a rotating wheel with spokes and a mounting point for the pickup sensor.
1894478
Your Truck should be fine.. I have a Dodge Ram 1500 short bed.. I slide the boat right in.. I love It !!!
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