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Got a new farm jack
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Re: Got a new farm jack
Could the base be mounted to something wider to make it more stable?
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Re: Got a new farm jack
Yes its already drilled for that option.
I used a "simplex" jack to jack up and move machinery and this jack is similiar to the simplex.
I used a "simplex" jack to jack up and move machinery and this jack is similiar to the simplex.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Re: Got a new farm jack
I had one of these jacks years ago when I did a lot of off roading. Always carried one, but never had to use it, I finally sold it to get it out of the way. One of the "selling" features was that you could jack the vehicle up high, when it was high-centered in ruts and tip it to one side. This got the tires out of the ruts. If I had one now, that would be a negative feature! As others have posted, like any jack, use caution when using!
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Re: Got a new farm jack
I apologize for bump the old topic, but I have some interesting observations that I would like to share, maybe this will help someone in the future because once I was on the lookout for useful advice.
I lift, you can see the quality. All Hi Lift moving parts are servicable. The Farm jack has been known to bend under heavy pressure,
The Hi lift has an assortment of accessories that can be used with it.
The use of the jack is pretty simple and uncomplicated if you follow the guide lines.
Never stand in front of the handle. Do all your work from the sides.
Put a brick or something behind the wheel in case of moving backwards.
Its a good idea to have Hi lift jack points forward and rear of the vehicle.
Your vehicle will shift to the side if you lift a vehicle that is standing at an angle. You have to compensate
for this.
I have used this jack to lift my vehicle out of a hole, put a rock in the hole and drive out.
You look after your jack, it will look after you.
I have used mine for compressing a door, you can also get a winch adaptor Kit and a wheel kit.
I had rockslider https://mechanicguides.com/best-farm-jacks/ lifterssome time ago of but disappeared. I am looking again, might have to import.
See pic below. I found this on the net. This is what works well , provided your slider doesnt bend
There is a safety video, it appears to be from the manufacturer. It has been watched 300,000 times in the last 9 years....I wonder how many HiLift Jacks have been sold in that time?
https://youtu.be/MrfbR4REV-s
I lift, you can see the quality. All Hi Lift moving parts are servicable. The Farm jack has been known to bend under heavy pressure,
The Hi lift has an assortment of accessories that can be used with it.
The use of the jack is pretty simple and uncomplicated if you follow the guide lines.
Never stand in front of the handle. Do all your work from the sides.
Put a brick or something behind the wheel in case of moving backwards.
Its a good idea to have Hi lift jack points forward and rear of the vehicle.
Your vehicle will shift to the side if you lift a vehicle that is standing at an angle. You have to compensate
for this.
I have used this jack to lift my vehicle out of a hole, put a rock in the hole and drive out.
You look after your jack, it will look after you.
I have used mine for compressing a door, you can also get a winch adaptor Kit and a wheel kit.
I had rockslider https://mechanicguides.com/best-farm-jacks/ lifterssome time ago of but disappeared. I am looking again, might have to import.
See pic below. I found this on the net. This is what works well , provided your slider doesnt bend
There is a safety video, it appears to be from the manufacturer. It has been watched 300,000 times in the last 9 years....I wonder how many HiLift Jacks have been sold in that time?
https://youtu.be/MrfbR4REV-s
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