Will mostly be used on trucks. curious if anyone has used this jack for their 4x4 pickups does this jack go high enough for this application? Thanks
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I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
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Camper is in storage so can't easily measure. It has a low profile relative to the post (it doesn't stick out a lot). One thing I liked about this jack was that I can open my pickup tailgate when the camper is hooked up, there is plenty of clearance. Hope that helps
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Not as engineered. The 3X5 is a bit vague, isn't it. The 3 is vertical and the 5 is horizontal. In you case it dosen't matter. The other way around might be made to work by buying longer bolts. I got mine to work by buying some extra stuff. But if you haven't bought it yet try another jack. The design is not a good one anyway. it is easy for it to slip around. I had to adjust for that too.
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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.
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My truck is a 2500, 4x 4, HD so it sits quite high. I think that with experimentation you will get a great picture. Just make sure you can see a bit of the tow ball when backing
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I have a pickup with a top that stays on all the time. It's mounted in the truck bed about 3 feet from the cab. Works fine. Youtube has some installation videos. Great product for the price.
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I bought this jack last year. I use it on a travel trailer with a dry weight of 4800 lbs, and it works great! It makes setup a lot easier than it used to be. I think you will find that it will do the job.
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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.
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Yeah it seems just fine to me. Also, it's a 90 degree jack instead of a straight jack if you know what I mean.
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Look at an Omega 29023, it is not a cheap jack, but it is the best designed jack on the market for lifting a lowered vehicle
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I just reread your question and qualify my answer. Use this jack to jack only never get under a car without jack stands no matter what kind of jack you are using.
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Hi A.p---We have a Ford Mustang Boss 302, which is a low-rider. This jack is compact so it will easily slide under the car. We use it to rotate tires annually. We also have a Ranger and this jack would work but the truck sits high so we opt to use a floor jack on it. The jack kit is well-equipped with even a triangle reflector.
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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.
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Bolt patterns will be the same but you need to measure the diameter of your jack to ensure the Jack Quick will fit the hole. Sometimes manufacturers use a smaller jack for small units. Cost factor. Note the tailgates of some pickups will not fold completely down with some of these jacks. Consider these variables before purchase.
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I put it on a 2000 Silverado reg cab. best bet would be to download both installation instructions and compare them. I believe they are on permance's website.I used two jacks and two pieces of 2x4. Did it by myself just took a little longer.
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Sure you can use it for that if it is secured properly. Not sure why you would want to do that though. Remember the higher you go, the less weight the jack will hold.
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Get the higher rated one; this one works well on a tractor we own, but you would need a larger rating for your pickup. Sorry since it's currently on the tractor, we can't measure it, but my husband believes it's from 6-8'. from Grant C.