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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024
well made - solid iron, will probably last forever.
Vincent Melini
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2023
I bought when they were 89.99. And that's a steal. I was very happy with price and quality. I use them to fix foundation's in Florida. Work very well
David
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022
Easy to use, strong and makes my camper very stable. No more shaking with wind gusts. Highly recommend.
mproton
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019
The jack seems strong and functional. It is a cast iron body with square machine threads and rotating nuckle at the top. Seems like a quality tool as far as imports go. I wouldn't expect it to hold up to abuse. The bottom has a hole so you can see the screw rotating in the base. See the attached image for manufacturer's manual page with dimensions, heights, travel and capacities for the different models.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019
Very satisfied, I needed to jack up subfloor joists to replace pier supports
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2015
I use this as a backup jack for working on my pickup truck. I use the typical truck jack stand but do not trust my life on just one stand. I feel much better with a backup under the car. I prefer this to using two typical jack stands because like most jack stands they have only about 7 positions and it is not possible to get the second stand to sit right up to the frame. Usually it would be 1-2 inches lower. And if the main stand failed, that would be a lot of weight to drop 2 inches onto another stand. I feel the second stand would collapse due to the sudden weight. Now using this stand, I screw it right up to the frame and it fits snug. If the primary jack stand fails this one will surely hold the truck up without a sudden drop. This stand fits perfect under a Chevy Avalanche with the frame raised high enough to remove the wheel.The quality of the stand is sufficient to convince me it would easily hold up the Avalanche. The weight of the screw jack is not bad, easy to move around using the built in handle.
HERBERT J
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2013
My cement patio 20x20 has been sagging on the corner for 10 years and started to crackI dug a hole in the corner poured a cement footer under it and waited a week to cure then usedThe screw jack in between and lifted the slab 4 inches level with ease unreal WOWI feel like the guy that built coral castle lol I would highly recommendThis product and buy it again in a heart beatand to think that 100 year old technology in 2013 still works today vs mud jacking the slab for afew thousand dollars......
M. Stewart
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2010
These screw jacks are heavy compared to Simplex brand screw jacks. If you are working in a crawl space a few pounds can mean a lot. The jacks were made in China. I found a set of 12 ton screw jacks made by Simplex which were lighter, easier to use and US made. The price was comparable if not cheaper. At the time, the Simplex jacks were not sold by Amazon.com. If you need screw jacks and can't find used ones then I would perform an internet search and find the Simplex jacks.
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