Pro-LifT F-2315PE Grey Hydraulic Trolley Jack Car Lift - 3000 LBS Capacity with Blow Molded Case Review

It's time to "change" your car. I do it myself, as there is a second set of wheels. Regular diamond-shaped jack ceased to suit. Tired of turning the handle for a long time, first in one direction, then back. Yes, it's not very stable. It was decided to buy a rolling hydraulic jack. The car is a crossover, so I was guided mainly by three parameters - load capacity, lift height and price. I chose a KRAFT 2.5 ton jack at Yulmart for 2360 rubles. The manufacturer is declared Germany, but I hardly…

Hello, today we’ll talk about the Kraft kt 820000 rolling hydraulic jack. It is designed to lift a load weighing 2.5 tons. The pickup height is 13.5 cm. The lift height is 32 cm. A car can be used as a load, or you need to jack up the engine - these are already ideas of its owner. He looks like this Well, what can I tell you about him. Good budget jack. But it should be used, in my opinion, only when replacing wheels, and it will not be enough to repair a car. When you jack it up, it will crash

Made to look solid. Not particularly heavy for its characteristics and not very large. Immediately after the purchase, I raised the front wheel of the Mitsubishi ACX 1.5 tons with a clearance of 195 cm 4 times and the rear wheel 1 time to check the jack itself and the hanging height. Raises quickly and quite easily. The handle does not rise by itself after lifting up, which means it holds well. Under an off-road wheel with a thick tread, after lifting, about 8 cm to the ground. This is without…

Short stroke, jack height and ground clearance of most new cars, this jack just can't handle it. I knew the lifting distance was minimal but figured I could block the jack with a wood jack for use with my 2013 Ford Edge. I was wrong and couldn't add enough blocks to raise my car high enough to replace the rotors for a simple breakdown. Work. I was also very concerned that if I got the jack to lift a corner of the car high enough to work, the jack would fail. This jack wasn't safe for my needs…

Guys you sent me a damaged non-working product. The box is torn like hell, parts fell off when I opened it. The slot and hole that I inserted the rod into are bent so I had to use another tool to try and straighten the hole so I could attach it and wasted unnecessary time and energy just trying to find out that the pump itself was not working evenly. So I think a lot about the metal on the bike. I just sit in my truck and take up space I don't have. So it's a waste of money and I can't return…

inch matters. The minimum stroke is just under 5 inches. Do you think that's enough? Low profile jacks are about 3.5 inches tall. Let's say you have a lowered car. Let's say you have a flat tire. This jack will not fit your vehicle if it has sport suspension and/or a flat tire. The maximum lifting height is just under 1 foot. Will it give you ground clearance? Will this amount of lift be enough to lift the tire off the ground? I've seen cars lift 12 inches off the ground just for the tire…