🔴 Enhanced Prothane 19-1404 Red Jack Grabber: the Ultimate Hi-Lift Jack Accessory Review

Perfect match for handle and jack. Prevents handle rattling, but is not a practical way to carry the jack as you would need hands the size of a professional basketball player to grip the jack handle and bar.

Perfect for my High Lift Jack. The weather seems to be holding up as expected. Update * It's been bad weather for 3 years. Temperatures have ranged from 110°F to -36°F and aside from the normal wear and tear from the forest it still looks brand new.

If you have a 48" or longer version of the Hi-Lift Jack it will all work great. You have to remove the top brace to attach it, but then you can simply move it up and down to secure or release the grip after you've reattached the brace. If you have the shorter 36" or 42" versions, you won't be able to use that with the brace attached because it can't travel far enough to disengage the grip. I was able to get them to work well enough with the 36 "by turning the post down, but if I have to use the

This little thing does exactly what it's supposed to do. This keeps the handle on the back of my husband's truck from vibrating and rattling. Easy to use!

Fits snugly on handle and jack. Prevents handle rattling, but is not a practical way to carry the jack as you would need hands the size of a professional basketball player to grip the jack handle and beam.

Red. Red is good. You can find it easier. It looks like an adult latex strap-on device. But it works. It definitely works. I used it as a kind of "knuckles" (sounds better than "protan knuckles"). Luckily it's red so I can find it quickly if it's lost in a fight. It can also be used as a machine gun grip or bayonet. However, the bright red color will be somewhat damaging in a gunfight. It also comes in handy as a "comb" for fans of mechanized chickens.

If you have a 48" or longer version of the Hi-Lift Jack this will work great. You have to remove the top brace to attach it, but then you can simply move it up and down to secure or release the grip after you've reattached the brace. If you have the shorter 36" or 42" versions, you won't be able to use these with the brace attached as it won't move far enough to disengage the grip. I was able to get it to work well enough on a 36" machine by flipping the strut so it's facing down, but if I have