🔧 Powerbuilt 620471 Unijack - 6000 lb. Capacity, Black - 6000lb Unijack for Convenient Lifting Review

Do not buy this item. I bought this product on May 5th and never opened the box until June 16th. The safety interlock switch does not engage properly and the jack is stuck in the extended position and will not come down. It froze when I first picked it up. I paid about $80 for this junk and they said my return window closed last week and I can't get it back. I definitely got ripped off. I literally took it out of the box when the advert brought it up.

4000 lb jacks small enough to stow under the front seat of my Dodge Ram 1500. I keep it in my truck for emergencies. It can climb high enough to replace every tire on this truck. I pick up the front wheel by placing the jack under the frame. To raise the rear tire, the jack is placed under the axle. I also have two 6000 lb jacks. The 6000 pound jacks work well when I'm parked on level concrete. Sometimes when I've parked on uneven surfaces like gravel, the 6000-pound jacks are too tall to fit…

absolute bullshit. I think I received a used and defective jack. Chances are they get a lot of returns and try to resell the returns. As safety is an issue I would advise anyone not to buy this as you may end up with a used jack. In my case the jack post part didn't move when the pin was pulled out. When he got up, he didn't go down. I finally managed to do it, but only with more pressure. Then I noticed that part of the jack post seems to have melted or stuck as my print removed some of the…

I bought this jack to use in place of the bottle jack that came with my small SUV. I thought it would be more secure as it has a wide base and a lockable stand. Driving down Alligator Alley in Florida, I got an apartment. I lifted the SUV and followed the instructions. After changing the wheel, I released the latch and lowered the jack with the hydraulic latch. Oil leaked from under the jack, and the whole contraption got stuck in the locked position - with the car raised. Luckily I left the…

Modern unibody designs make it almost impossible for manufacturers to follow their recommendations for lifting and stabilizing a car with 4 specific jacking points. You can either jack the car up at other points (which is still certainly possible if you know what you're doing) and place stands under the recommended jacking points, or you can just use a jack and pray the hydraulic seals don't fail . These jacks solve the problem by combining the jack and stand with a single point on the car. In…

A lot of people have written bad reviews about this jack but I ignored it to test it and it worked great. I think most people in the real world don't understand how to use these lifts properly, or just think they do. These jack stands clearly indicate off-road use, why buy for Hyundai or Honda I don't understand or you can't let go, please read the manual idiot, you have to release the jack lock clip and then slowly adjust the latch below to release it, by turning it to the left but I can't…

Jack Value for money. One star deducted for the only issue I had with it. This is strictly a quality control issue and is most likely due to an inferior part rather than a design issue. I tried to lift the left rear wheel off the gravel road where my very large SUV was parked. This is a 2004 Nissan Armada 4x4 with aftermarket wheels and tires that are twice the factory size, requiring the jack to be raised higher than the factory jack. I lifted the tire off the ground and was about to place the