The Floor Jack Thread

[JeepLab]

I just lifted the truck for the first time, the jack is 37 inches long, so its not super agile in the garage, I will say, a problem of a lot of jacks is that when you hit the valve, they just drop the car or truck.

our old craftsman did, (it also leaked inside 9 months of puchase) I thought it was just a cheapo jack, because it wouldnt let go, and then, all at once, the truck was on the ground. Too fast. As I researched, it turned out that a LOT of jacks have that same characteristic. Fast drop.

This one I can release very slowly. Maybe its a larger valve or piston, but the control is very good.

[Timmy]

I just lifted the truck for the first time, the jack is 37 inches long, so its not super agile in the garage, I will say, a problem of a lot of jacks is that when you hit the valve, they just drop the car or truck.

our old craftsman did, (it also leaked inside 9 months of puchase) I thought it was just a cheapo jack, because it wouldnt let go, and then, all at once, the truck was on the ground. Too fast. As I researched, it turned out that a LOT of jacks have that same characteristic. Fast drop.

This one I can release very slowly. Maybe its a larger valve or piston, but the control is very good.

Please purchase a link to buy... Need this, tired of adding blocks to get to the body to lift it up with my current jack. Love the fit lever to pump it up as well.

[Snarf77]

That is really a beast of a jack. I've never seen the likes of it lifting so high. That would really help if you ever had to lower something really heavy as well, like an axle or transfer case, etc. How far does it move front to back when jacking up that high!?