Toe Jack 2.5 Ton/5 Ton, Hydraulic Claw Jack Seal Kit for Construction Landscaping Farm Projects

I purchased to lift the corners of a shipping container. Worked well and was much safer than the jack I started to use.

We needed a specialized Jack to get under a railing and lift things….this worked beautifullyAnd I ordered a second one ….Thanks!

This is the coolest jack. Especially when you need to jack something up from the edge.

Used them once then they sat on shelf at our shop. Went to use and neither on works. Checked oil, that was ok. Found check valve that feeds oil into the pump section frozen in the body. No way to repair. If you want a one use item for cheap, this is ok but not for a machine shop with occasional use.

Ordered 4 of these to jack up some heavy equipment. Paint was chipping off 2/4 of them. the third and fourth, which looked okay, had a different type of release valve on them and crank rod. They all come with an "inspection certificate" but there is no serial number or manufacturing lot number that really make me question if it's gone through the rigorous qualification process the certificate seems to imply.However, they do function and got the job done. Next time I will probably spend a little extra for peace of mind.

muy bueno

The jack/lifter arrived, very well packed in a wooden crate inside the box, I might add... I was able to use it to lift and reposition my lathe over a period of hours... it held in the up position when I needed it to, and bled down to the bottom slowly and evenly when the valve was cracked. No jerks, no surprises, when it was six inches up with a 2000 pound load. I don't know how it will last, but, it earned it's price on that one job!

I used this jack to lift up a patio roof so I could replace a termite infested beam. The jack performed flawlessly but I wish it had a longer handle. The manual says that the toe is rated for 2.5 tons while the top of the jack is rated for 5 tons. I'm not exactly sure how much my patio roof weighs but I think its 3 tons. I didn't experience any hydronic fluid leaks or signs of strain from the jack. It supported the roof for several hours before we could install the new beam support.My Son borrowed the jack to work on the front end of his Dodge Charger and it lifted up the front end without any problems. My Son had the same criticism that I had "I wish the handle were longer".The jack came in a wood box with the two segmented poles, two powerful return springs, and the vague instruction manual. Unfortunately, it did not come with any spare parts, "O" rings, or hydraulic fluid for topping off.