Does anyone know what the maximum lift is on this jack when it is cranked up all the way?
757196
When cranked all the way up the measurement I get from the floor to the center of the pivot is approximately 22.5".
757197
it is rated for 1000#. I would assume that is the max weight at the highest point. I have this jack and it is well made and operates very easily. I have others for my other toys, but this is the best by far. I use it on a double personal watercraft trailer. Each machine is about 500 #. I assume you are looking for the lifting capacity.
1235487
Measure the distance from the ground to the spot on your jeep where you would attach the jack if you needed to lift it to change a tire or what ever. Your jack will have to travel upwards from that point the distance of your suspension travel (call your dealer if you don't know). When your jack has lifted your tire off the ground, my rule of thumb is to have another two feet of left due to uneven terrain not to mention the stability of the jack. So to sum it all up you would add say 30 inches, ground to bumper, plus 10 inches of suspension travel, plus 24 inches for safety. This would require you to buy a jack as close to 64 inches as possible .
452985
I read the other reply and glad to report that mine is still working fine after several months. My camper is 27' 6300 lbs and the jack does a good job. It's doesn't look as pretty as some others I've seen, but does the job and didn't cost very much compared to the others. The only thing you will need to do is be sure the jack is grounded to the frame well because the jack does not have a ground strap. If this one quits, i will probably compare others to it and might buy a different one since I don't want to go back to a manual jack! The more expensive jacks may be the same jack with a better looking cover; I don't know. I hope this helps you.
402176
Ssouldn't be a problem.I put htis jack on a 26 foot enclosed car trailer that i haul a race car,golf cart,tool box full of tools,generator,gas cans and other items and it lifts the trailer loaded like this with no problem.The only complaint i have with the jack is it didn't come with a manual jack handle and all the other places i saw the jack it said it came with a handle.Coy C
1245892
The jack fully closed, so the minimum to get it under the vehicle is 7.25". It will extend another 5" from there, but if you have space between car and jack you can lift an additional 2.25" by unthreading the top of the piston. Hope this helps.
155094
If you have the boom extended and crank the winch all the way up It will lift an about 3 1/2 - 4 ft item. (it will depend on your set up. the distance from your hitch to the base of the bed varies from truck to truck) This is about the best one I have seen on the market
1169337
the screw that runs from the motor to the jack itself might be binding, causing the motor to overload, hook it up to your tow vehicle, run the jack up and down to see if there is any binding, I have not had any problems with mine and it works good.
1325624
I bought this for my son and it works very well. It weighs about 25 pounds but it is very easy to place and operate. So if you can handle lifting the 25 pounds of dead weight of the jack itself you should have not much trouble using it. I t does have wheels so getting it into place should not be very hard unless you ar on a rough surface.
1908906
I have a pilot and is to high for the jack but I put a piece of wood under the jack and raise the truck.In reality is not design for trucks you have to be carefull.
1395514
This is a stabilization Jack ans is not meant to actually lift anything. That is likely why there is no lift rating. If your putting it on a camper as a stabilizing Jack it should work fine.
770813
If you go to Wondermotor's web site, you can find the max. torque load in inch pounds. An 8" pulley would be 4" out from center. Divide the max. in. lb. rating by 4 & it ought to be pretty close. It won't be very much. I just checked & it's rated at 8.5 foot pounds, that's 102 in. lb. This works out to about 25.5 lb. with the 8"ulley. In reality, I don't think it would actually lift that much without damaging the plastic driven gear inside. I used mine to build a mobility scooter hoist to get the sections of my scooter in the back of the car. At the highest part on my lift I have a 4" diameter spool of webbing. It lifted the 28 lb. deck section OK but it was groaning. I added a pulley block to cut the load in half.
1801728
Not sure man, I haven't puller it up that high. But I will tell you that I used it to pull the cab off my 29 model A frame. Had the bottom of the frame about 4-1/2 feet off the ground. It works well.
1574804
yes it can. I have it on my 32 foot camper and it dont even grunt when raising it up. very good jack for the money.
666832
I think its great, my bike is a Touring Harley and weighs around 800 Lbs. The jack lifts it with no problem. I also like that it is lo profile so its easy to slide under my bike while on the kick stand and since the jack is a lot smaller than a regular bike jack it make easier to work on my bike as well I can set it to hold the bike strait up for cleaning and detailing, I highly recommend it and the price is affordable.
440185
WellHi. Well, I have never weighed it, but it's obviously not as light as an aluminum jack. The only time I've lifted it was when I moved it to my shop. I'm guessing it's probably around 80 lbs. My old 35 year old one was much beefier and that one weighed 122 lbs. So, 80 lbs, maybe a little more is my best guess. Been a good jack so far, though. Lifts the back end of my Case 1840 Skidsteer. Good luck!!
241773
I would not recommend it...I dont think it will raise your truck high enough as your body is high to begin with....I had to place 2x6 boards under the jack to lift it high enough for my Honda Element SUV.
398659
David - The 500lb limit is due to the cable "crimps" and bolts used to to "pin" the pulley wheels. The hydraulic jack is rated for 1000lbs. They are low grade strength, not grade 8. I have installed outrigger feet on each side using the original foot to prevent side to side movement once crane is under load (the trouble with one foot). I have raised loads approaching limit with no problems with crane arm in the 500lb position. Like anything though, your feet etc can't be replaced - I watch everything. Mac