would 4 of these lifts, lift a 2400 lbs car?
1689608
I suppose they would but I don't know how stable they would be. I don't think that I would get under it. I think a better method would to use jack stands.
1093501
It's really hard to say. It all depends on the rating of the axles and the tires. If they are large axles and tires you could hall a bulldozer. If they are small axles and tires I would think 2,000 to 3,000 would be pushing it. The rating is listed on the side of the tire. That will get you in the ball park.
1287129
The description says 600lbs each, totaling 1200, however the complete answer isn't so simple. What they really do is restore that much lifting ability to your stock suspension, the vehicle will still have the same max load rating as without them but the suspension won't sag as much at any particular load up to that point.
2168921
I don't see why it wouldn't. They're rated for 6500 pounds each. But as Buzz Cut said, I'd make sure the rig was stable by at least keeping it hooked up to the tow rig. BTW, just saw them at harbor freight tools for half the price. They look identical but aren't Husky. Damn!
675212
It would easily drive them! Be sure to use recommended 4 gauge amp hook up kit!
39497
It says I n the directions 2 Tons. You wouldn't be literally lifting your entire Jeep. Plus it goes up max 13 inches. if you want it for like a flat, well it won't go up high enough.
248736
Yes, but it is heavy, it will also depend on how much you can lift, how high your lift height is and how big of a trunk.
274914
I have a double door van that weighs 6000 lbs and it lifts either end no problem. I would assume an extra 300 pounds gross wouldn't make a difference. That's probably only going to put a few extra pounds on the jack since you aren't actually lifting the entire 6300 lbs with the jack.
1633415
All depends on load. I have a 36 ft travel trailer and it has a 25 amp fuse in line to the jack. Lifts with no problem.
179010
If you are talking about using 4 of these ramps to lift a whole car off the ground I would not recommend it unless you get a car jack and jack stands. These ramps are great for front car maintenance (oil change) but nothing on brakes. If you want to lift the whole thing off the ground I recommend jack stands and a car jack. You might be able to back up onto the ramps but that might also be tricky. The good thing is that they are pretty wide so you don't have to be perfect driving up on them
1625050
I would think so. However, keep in mind this is a straight pulley system. It takes some muscle to hoist anything of weight.
1327672
I strongly doubt it. I would say that the max pull would be no more than 350lbs.
427898
I've pulled some very heavy (600 pound) stumps up an incline. I have to think if it could do that it could move a car on wheels. the four ton would be overkill, and so heavy it's difficult to work with. We used to use an American-made 2 ton come-a-long to pull trucks out of mud holes, so I have to think this thing could do what you want.
2069367
Thank you for contacting us. If the originals are rated at 120lbs then these would not work. Do you have any markings off the originals that you can provide us with? - Lift Supports Depot
274917
I would think so. I've used it to lift up the whole front or back of a Ford Ranger, and Lexus RX300.
334081
No, They will not work. The Tie rods are too long, they require the vehicle to be lifted.
1871006
I've used then to pull the entire stack (200lbs) on a cable machine and they help it for multiple sets. So if that's any indication of their strength then you should be good.