🔋 Powerbuilt 647501 Heavy Duty 12-Ton Bottle Jack: Ultimate Lifting Solution for Heavy Loads Review

I think you get a lot more bang for your buck if you buy these instead of Harbor Freight or other cheap brands you can find at Wal Mart. They have a sturdier feel, are one color, and work well when raising or lowering the jack. Will definitely buy again and recommend.

I don't know if I got a bad block or something but I'm disappointed. I bought this to replace my MX hauler jack with the same jack part number and dimensions as the unit that came with my MX hauler. I have used this socket 3 times in total. The third time, he literally broke in half while lifting a 200-pound bike.

I have used a jack for 12 tons a few times, max 3-4 tons over the year. I passed out while working and lost a few tablespoons of oil. Now he's only halfway up and can't lift anything. Makes a popping noise when inflated. Another item for the trash can.

This is a well made jack. One review said they had to pump it. Not me. The outlet valve was set to the middle of the adjustment range and the pump handle did not actuate the piston when delivered. I had to tighten the valve clockwise fully and firmly, then everything was fine. There was some paint between the valve threads and the housing which came loose after fully tightening. I would buy again and recommend.

Delivered with boxes outside and broken inside. The bottom of the jack was covered with mud. The paint had chipped off the oil plug, as if someone had deflated it with a screwdriver. Maybe someone tried to clean the jack but didn't know how to do it and sent it back. I cleaned and cleaned it myself and now it works perfectly. I just don't like getting the item I paid for new. Only to find out I'm getting a used item that someone else couldn't find out.

A month ago I bought a 6 ton jack of the same brand. It worked fine so I needed another to lift a small tractor to remove both rear tires and fit new wheels. As soon as I raised the axle to the required height, the jack began to lose pressure. I opened the relief valve and tightened the valve 3 times after trying to raise one side but it was still losing pressure. I had to use a jack at a time to take the tires off, luckily I was able to get extra jacks so I didn't have to change tires one at a

I needed them to jack up my two axle trailer with a heavy sailing boat to change the old tires. Vertical clearance under the jacking points was limited and they could be pushed down and the top of the propeller pulled out to make contact before being jacked up. I actually used 2 of these on the same site and they worked fine. They held hydraulic pressure long enough for me to put two new tires on the old wheels at the dealership before I went back to put the wheels back on. I repeated the same…

heavy duty 20 ton bottle jack: fully extended 18 1/4 inches, which was slightly taller than the listed specs. I wanted the tallest jack so 20 tons went with it and won't lift as much it's good to have something sturdier. Significantly lighter than my old worn out jack and takes up a quarter of the space so a bottle jack takes up a bulky 2- barrel jack I kept the pickup. So when you let go of the jack, the cylinder will only lower until the weight is off, and won't go down on its own without…

I bought 1 of these for my Ultimate MX Hauler, the hauler requires a jack of a certain height, the standard bottle jack is too tall. In any case, this jack is suitable for the MX dump truck. The jack I had worked well from the bottom to about 3/4 of the way up, but it worked 3/4 of the way up, but I was able to lower it to 3/4 by hand. . To use the MX truck it must be fully jacked up and remain fully raised to allow the safety pin to be inserted. Revain changed the jack with no problems, the…