🐅 Tiger Jack Post JS 55 Review

Very strong and durable. The adjustment rod rotated without rotating other parts. It is difficult to assemble and place the beam on it, since each part can go its own way. It is recommended to staple the panels, base and adjustment head so they do not touch during installation. On my ninth try, I managed to place two jacks under a 2 x 6 meter high beam.

I wanted to use it to space a wooden fence on a wall, to install a gate. So I wanted to screw the panels to the wall and fence and use a horizontally adjustable jack. The panels are not attached at the ends so it is not secure for this purpose. However, I think the product is good - durable and easy to use, but only in vertical orientation.

These bars are perfect. We used four of these to add a structural beam to the new extension. They work well, and while the metal appears thin, it's strong enough to support the advertised weight. Install the posts onto the poured concrete foundation. If you can, attach the bottom to the base. Then screw the top flange to the beam. Make sure the bar is level. Adjust the nut so that the stand is securely attached to the support beam. After a week, check the jet to see if it has settled and then…