Big Red Hydraulic Trolly Floor Jack with Carrying Storage Case,1.5 Ton (3,000 lb) Capacity Black,W8204SB

Use on 1978 Ford Mustang 2dr Convertible removing the right front passenger Tubeless Tire and Rim after a blowout. Instead of Jack /lift stands we used cement blocks under the body frame. Read and review instructions prior to use.

The carrying case makes it easy to carry in the truck under the seat

This is your basic trolley jack, but it has a great feature that sets it apart from others. First, about the jack. Fairly low-profile, needs a touch over 5" to slide under. It fits under our sedan no problem. Lifting height is 13", so if your plan is to use this with an SUV (even a small one), you're going to want to buy one with the extender on the pad. 13" won't be enough to raise a wheel off the ground without putting a board down under it or other less-than-safe measures. It's got your basic pad, just painted steel, no rubber pad or anything like that. But it does the job alright. There's a procedure for breaking it in, certainly give that a go before use. Aside from that it works well, pretty efficient too, not too many pumps before it's maxed out. BUT, if you're in the market for a trolley jack like this, there's one huge reason to buy this one over others on the market. It comes with a blow-mold case. That alone makes it a no-brainer. Rather than have this jack fumbling around your garage getting packed full of spider webs and dust between brake jobs, it can be hanging out looking brand new in its very own case. It makes it so much easier to store. Rather than have this 18-pound steel thing rolling around, the handle disappearing even though you swore you put it right next to the jack...this solves all that. Tucked away in a plastic case on a shelf somewhere. Ready for use whenever you need it. For this reason and this reason alone, this is the trolley jack to buy. Without a doubt. Fully recommended.

Brought one gor me and my lil brother. He was happy.

We bought this jack to replace a broken one. The carrying case is a big bonus and fits perfectly when stored in the van.

This floor jack works great. I was able to quickly and easily jack up the rear of my 03 Toyota Tundra. This is one of the lightest floor jacks I have ever used. Be sure to read the instructions first and follow the system air purge procedure before you use it the first time. After that it works as good as any floor jack I've used. Very simple to use. Nice carrying case. Would definitely recommend.

If you've ever had to change a tire on the side of the road or even in your own driveway with the jack in the trunk, you'll know its a a knuckle-busting pain in the shoulder. This floor jack from Big Red is a handy little unit that is good for the occasional tire change or at-home rotation job. Its fairly light weight with a carrying case, and a detachable carry handle which is nice for lugging in and out of the trunk if you're going to help a friend too. From all the way down to all the way up it took me about 45 pumps of the handle. Its a short stroke piston that elevates the jack however given how compact this I think that is okay. The wheels are solid metal, no plastic to break and I found I could lift my little car with ease and won't have to mess with a dangerous bottle jack or wrist-straining screw type scissor jack. The negatives are it has a clearance rate of about 5.5 inches, meaning it will not get under a car that is lower than 5.5 inches. For most commuter cars that should be more than enough, but if your car is lower this may not be the unit for you. The other downside is its a lighter duty unit, not a design fault but thats all it is engineered for. Check your favorite internet search engine but for a jack of this capacity, its mostly intended for lighter vehicles, and not intended for lifting vehicles like trucks, vans, or heavy SUVs. Safety is paramount, bring your jack stands! If you need a jack for lifting equipment, ATVs, motorcycles, small cars, or whatever your shop needs, I would recommend this little unit.

is as described and arrived in timely manner. Handle for carrying jack seems weak and case to store jack in arrived with hole in plastic still can use though

Does what it designed to do

Since I just bought new tiers and have had no reason to the darn thing, so i know nothing about. I am running on a hope and and a prayer that when I need sometime in the next 5 years, I bought some good tires with roadside and free evrything a tier could need, I'm thinking I might have an answer for you in 3 to 5 yeare from now if its a good jack or not.