I have a 2006 Hummer H2, wondering if this jack can handle the weight and extend high enough to lift it? Thanks!
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Weight, yes. An H2 is ~3 tons but the weight is spread across 4 wheels. At most, the jack would need to tackle 50-60% of the total weight of the H2 (if you chose to lift the front center). Keep in mind, this isnt the "rapid pump" jack you get from your box stores. You'll have to put your weight into it to lift that much weight...but it'll do it.Height. Not sure, measure the distance between the ground and the bottom of your H2 and compare that to the total height of the jack (~20 inches). Keep in mind the wheels will articulate when you raise a car. I'm not sure how much H2's can articulate but that will need to be considered into total jack height requirements. Weight, yes. An H2 is ~3 tons but the weight is spread across 4 wheels. At most, the jack would need to tackle 50-60% of the total weight of the H2 (if you chose to lift the front center). Keep in mind, this isnt the "rapid pump" jack you get from your box stores. You'll have to put your weight into it to lift that much weight...but it'll do it.Height. Not sure, measure the distance between the ground and the bottom of your H2 and compare that to the total height of the jack (~20 inches). Keep in mind the wheels will articulate when you raise a car. I'm not sure how... » Read More Weight, yes. An H2 is ~3 tons but the weight is spread across 4 wheels. At most, the jack would need to tackle 50-60% of the total weight of the H2 (if you chose to lift the front center). Keep in mind, this isnt the "rapid pump" jack you get from your box stores. You'll have to put your weight into it to lift that much weight...but it'll do it.Height. Not sure, measure the distance between the ground and the bottom of your H2 and compare that to the total height of the jack (~20 inches). Keep in mind the wheels will articulate when you raise a car. I'm not sure how much H2's can articulate but that will need to be considered into total jack height requirements. « Show Less
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It may handle the weight if you are lifting just one corner. But you would have to put a block btween the jack pad and the point under the Hummer as it will not lift it high enough for your needs. That would be my opinion.
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I have the Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack .. the blue one .. it's saddle stud hole is about 1-1/4" .. removed the saddle, mounted the adapter with the 1-1/8" bushing, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly.
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Hi! My husband said to tell you to look elsewhere. He had to modify the jack to even work for lifting a car.
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I converted my harley davidson sportster into a trike and it lifted it up easily, the only thing is that you will need to watch out because I would not trust leaving your motorcycle lifted on both wheels with this jack, I would buy a more professional one for this matter. It looks like the motorcycle can tip over.
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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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Mike, this item can easily hold up to 800 lbs easily and it will outlast the jack it's used on. It's built solidly and keeps a trailer steady. I drilled a hole on bottom to release any water accumulation.....
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I'm just giving a best guess, but no more than 5,000 lbs. These jacks are for stabilization, not lifting. If used on any type of camper or RV I can't imagine it not being able to handle any load for that application. If using it for something other than RV or camper trailer, you are on your own.
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Probably not. One of the very few good things about this otherwise poor quality jack is its super low clearance. You will be able to get it under your Mustang with no problem. Just do not expect to jack it up very many times before the hydraulics fail.
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The jack is exactly 4" high, so it should work, as long as you can get the slot on the top of the jack lift pad to line up with any lip on the car's undercarrige.
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I would not recommend these for anything that can move such as a trailer. This works best on a very stationary lift. Otherwise it can easily flip out from under what it is holding with terrible consequences. I've seen that happen twice already with mine. You'd think we would learn. This is a powerful jack and works great when used very carefully and under the right circumstances. Lifting a vehicle or trailer would be a very bad idea!!
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It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
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No it is not - But, it is a quality jack that lifts high and has a low lift point for low cars. I've had many of the cheap jacks, this one seems to be of good quality so far...
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It's not really designed to 'jack' anything. Its a stabilization device for an RV. I suppose if you need to stabilize your car you could:)
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It requires muscle and a 7/8" wrench to raise the jack. I wouldn't suggest an air wrench.
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I have used this jack for the same thing and it did a good job for me . good luck
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Jim, I see your unit has a tongue weight of 825lbs. My unit has a tongue weight of 650lbs. I believe this would be the critical work necessary for this jack. As for my use, the jack will raise the camper and the truck weight off of its suspension. This jack is very strong. I believe you will have plenty of lift for your unit.
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I wouldn't recommend it for long term storage. It's meant to lift the car up and perform a tire change or other maintenance. For long term storage I'd use jack stands because they're meant for that. It probably could without a problem but would not be very safe.