🔴 Torin Hydraulic Welded Bottle Jack with Blow Mold Carrying Storage Case - BIG RED T90213 - 2 Ton (4,000 lb) Capacity - Red Review

Hello, I recently bought myself another hydraulic bottle jack MATRIX model 50750 with a lifting capacity of 2 tons to replace the regular one. I was bribed by the price and the availability of a storage case. Everything fits compactly and nothing rattles. Also pleased with the set of interchangeable gaskets. It seems to cope with lifting the load, but I did not conduct laboratory tests, so I can’t say how much it corresponds to the characteristics. Now a little about the cons and how I had to…

Bought for my side-by-side in case of a flat tire, good case, compact, works well with some 2x4x16" blocks to raise the car.

Used once on a man who got stuck without a jack. Cranked my 4x4 hard enough to remove the wheel. I know it will work fine for my sedan. Comes with a great carrying case so it's not just hanging around in the trunk.

H3 2006 . This jack could not raise the front wheel far enough to be removed, even with the top extension unscrewed. The crankshaft (connecting rod) was not long enough, which created a very difficult angle and required strength. Maybe only for small compact cars, I would skip everything else. I've waited too long to try it and now I can't go back.

This is not a new product. This was previously used. Look at the photos. Also, it's designed for lifting heavy objects, look for cheap barbell clamps. China Madei is very dissatisfied with this product. This is by far the worst product I have ever purchased from Revain. I also have a complaint about Revain, they really should check what the third party company is selling on their website. The package was also a really bad waste of time.

Bought this just for in the car case as I don't like factory jacks, haven't used them since buying them a year ago. Get it this week because I need it and use the hydraulics that stay uninflated first. Almost immediately after removing the tire, he remained uninflated to put the tire back on. I had to get a jack to get it out from under the car! Rather spend a few euros more and buy something stronger.

Used this jack to jack up my Kia Spectra. He did a great job of lifting the car and the wrapping was great. But. Like the other people mentioned here, the plunger doesn't push down once you get it all the way up. So when I tried to loosen the grip to try to lower the piston so it went back into the body, all the hydraulic fluid came out of the screw and onto me, soaking my clothes all the way. To return! Don't waste your time.

I have had several Torin Big Red products in the past and have had no problems. This made it convenient for me to order these bushings. However, the two units I received were unusable upon arrival. Both boxes were full of liquid that leaked from the jacks. None of the jacks could be reliably raised when I tested them. The product is a disappointment. I wouldn't trust the units to lift anything. On a positive note, Revane processed my return quickly.

I built my own pull behind motorcycle trailer. I wanted a very small and light jack that I could take with me in the event of a flat tire. My empty trailer weighs 300 pounds, but when loaded with 100 pounds of gear, it becomes difficult to lift half of the 400 pounds while someone is changing homes. So this jack is very small, comes in a nicely sealed plastic case, weighs very little and takes up very little space. Was very inexpensive, great jack for those "just in case" situations.

This works well in most cases. Releasing can sometimes be difficult as the locking pin has to be pushed out quite a bit before the jack starts to retract. Be careful when doing this as I have found hydraulic fluid will leak around this pin if you back it out too far. It was still running after that, so not all the liquid was drained. Now I need to figure out what hydraulic fluid needs to be refilled and if the pin extends all the way so I can refill.