Powerbuilt3 Ton, Bottle Jack and Jack Stands in One, 6000 Pound Capacity, All-in-One Car Lift, Heavy Duty Vehicle Unijack, Wide Base, 620471

Item arrived quickly and with all parts listed. I have not been able to test the full lift capacity yes but it works amazingly for lifting up our mowers for regular maintenance. The lift height is good but i would like for it to be higher and I understand that would require the jack itself to be bigger. the compactness of combining the jackstand and jack helps make it easy to remove from underneath and easier to store.Overall this is a high quality item and I have no doubts that it can lift and hold 2 tons.

I've got a 2in leveling kit with 33in tires on my Silverado and this jack slides right into place with 3 to 4 inches to spare when fully depressed. Jack's up plenty high enough to remove the tires with plenty of room to spare, and didn't even need to adjust the mount (had it in its lowest position). Easy to jack up, though just for convenience it'd be nice to have a longer lever/pipe. The one it comes with means need to reach under the truck to lift it. Not a huge deal though. Also, I used this on my truck before the lift on stock tires and it just barely got under the frame, so it does work with stock front suspension on the 2018 Silverado.

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Overall, the product works as it is supposed to. However, I wouldn't recommend it for a lifted Subaru. It doesn't quite get high enough unless you use a secondary jack to extend the extension arm higher. Sadly, it's not the replacement I was hoping for. I will have to pair it with my scissor jack to lift the body a little higher. However, the concept is awesome!

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great product

Needed a better, taller jack for my Prospector XL pickup truck (lifted, big tires) because the original Ram factory jack was played out before it even got a tire off the ground, and it felt wobbly even then.Gave this a shot for three reasons: wide base to distribute load on soft soil, such as off road; auto-locking feature so it doesn’t crush me if I have to get underneath; and high load capacity.I’ve used it several times on cement for rotating tires and it works as described. It is a heavy jack - you won’t be picking this up with one hand - but the looks and feels do inspire confidence that it’s going to keep the truck off the ground and off of me. Plenty of stroke to raise my 40” tires, locks in place as it says it will, and it’s a whole lot smaller and cheaper than one of those offroad floor jacks, so it doesn’t break the budget or take up much space in the back. I trust it to keep me non-squishy when I have to put an appendage or my head under the truck. Only thing I think could be better is a longer handle. It can be tough to reach the jack when it’s under an axle. I might weld an extension to the factory handle if it bothers me enough.

This is for the 2 ton Powerbuilt Unijack. Mechanically, both jacks I purchased seem to work fine and came undamaged. It's nice to have a jack that has a latch system to hold a load built in. On both of the jacks though, the hex head screw on the flat piece on top of the ram was not flush with the top piece so a flat piece of metal will rock some and a significant amount of weight will be only on a small part of the top piece, the screw head. I ground some off of the top of the hex head screws to lower them. After this modification there was no issue but I should not have to modify them.The handle included with the jacks is too short and fits with too much slop in the jack! When inserted in the jack, it extends only one foot! It was no wonder why it took so much effort to lift only approximately 1/2 the rated weight. The total handle length is 14 inches while another jack I have has an extendable handle that can extend to about 23 3/4 inches which is almost one foot longer than the handle included with the Unijack. I do not understand how any normal person could use the jack to lift the max rated weight with a handle that only sticks out of the jack 1 foot.I emailed Powerbuilt about the handle being way too short twice, first being over two weeks ago and and there has been no response. It looks like I will have to try to purchase a handle with the proper length or have one made.I understand, after calling Powerbuilt, that many negative reviews are a result of improper operation, including removing the valve at the base of the jack to lower it when the ratcheting mechanism is preventing it from lowering. When the valve is unscrewed significantly or completely, of course oil will leak out! People need to fully understand the jack's operation.