Pro Lift T-5305 Lawn Mower Lift with Hydraulic Jack for Riding Tractors and Zero Turn Lawn Mowers - 500 Lbs Capacity

If you are considering this lift jack , Get it is awesome I have a 54” Zero Turn Mower and it lifts it off the ground with ease and 2ft. Off the ground makes it very easy to work on. And the price is very good !

Easy to assemble and use. Tried it out and it seems to work as it should. Would recommend. It was a few days late on delivery

Bought for husband, tells me it does the job. No instructions, but not hard to figure out how to put pieces together.

How solid it is very easy to use

Has made cleaning the mower after each use easier!

Well when I first got outside to put it together I noticed a big hole in the box I said this dont look good opened it up and saw 3 bolts and 3 nuts just laying in the box. As started unpacking it to put it together I was hoping there was no missing parts but thankfully there was not any missing have not used it yet but I'm sure it will work

Very heavy box to move to garage for assembly. Need hand trucks. All parts are well constty lockscted and assembly is pretty easy. All welds look ok and good paint coverage. All assembly holes lined up ok so putting it together was not to difficult. Wheels help moving it but they do not swivel so you have to drag it to turn. Hydraulic jack works but it's quality is unknown so not confident of long term reliability. Safety locks appear to be secure so it it should be safe to get under mower but additional support might be good idea. Overall I would buy again.

From what I see is Wal Mart takes their time sending this item out. I waited 5 days before processing and every time I check the status (in processing) just send it out! The safety mech is not very reliable. I will modify mine so it won't fall out of place and my mower fall on me.

Everybody seems to review the thing when it just comes out of the box bright and shiny saying "It's a real life changer !!!", "Best ever", and similar glowing accolades. Mine is 2.5 years old and the patina has worn off, I have much experience with this, and can give a true objective review as an "owner", not just an unpacker. I have only a single John Deere X300 lawn tractor, and don't use this for commercial reasons. The short and skinny is, the thing works great out of the box, but after 8-9 months, the bottle jack fails. After the first failure, and while still under warranty, they sent out a new bottle jack which was easy to swap out for an average user (actually my 16 year old son made the repair). The tech at Pro Lift said these bottle jacks have a smaller than normal bleed hole so the tractor doesn't come crashing down when you bleed off the hydraulics. The smaller hole is prone to clogging from microscopic residue in the hydraulic jack fluid. Once the bottle jack develops atherosclerosis, the jack can be raised, but never lowered. To make a long story short. When the 1st pump fails in less than a year, you get a new one gratis from the company. The 2nd (and now 3rd) are on your dime. For those of you who like repairing these on 8 month intervals, the part number you want is t-5305-1 and can be purchased from hcrcnow.com. You can expect to fork over $80 every 8-10 months to keep this turkey running.

I have not received it yet, how would I know?