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Your cart is empty.The LEAD STAND scissor jack is a fast and labor-saving design. The package size of Jack is 39.4 *8.7*11 centimeter and the maximum height is 42 centimeter. The load of this scissor jack is 1.8 tons(3968lbs). The threaded shaft of the jack is solid and the steel plate is thickened. The maximum height of the jack is 42 centimeter, and the steel column at the top can be disassembled,which is suitable for cars and sports utility vehicles. The jack is designed to be labor-saving. It is easy to lift the car when operating. Usage Method: 1. First park the car on a flat hard road and turn off the engine. 2. Second fix the other three tires with tire pads or bricks. 3. Third turn the screw shaft of the jack by hand to control the jack to rise until the top of the jack is against the underbody. 4. Fourth when the car operates the jack, there is no need to install the steel column of the jack. 5. Fifth put on the jack ratchet wrench and shake it back and forth to control the jack to rise, and stop the operation after the tire is off the ground. 6. Sixth switch the ratchet wrench button and operate the control jack back and forth to lower. reminder: When using a jack, be sure to pay attention to the method and method used When using a jack, it should be supported in the correct position and observed for any signs of tilting in any direction as it gradually rises. If so, it is because the center of gravity changes during the car's ascent, causing the car to gradually move. Therefore, it should be lowered and tire pads or bricks should be placed under the tires in the corresponding direction to prevent slight movement when the car rises. Remember, dear. Failure to follow the instructions may affect normal use and even damage the jack Anyway, if the car moves in any direction, it needs to be stuck in front of it in order to support it from moving The design of the jack is only to withstand the vertical pressure from above and below If the car moves slightly, it will bring a significant lateral force to the jack
MACK DADDY DIESEL
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Be careful where you place this jack under your vehicle. It works well and for a small size , is strong
Dream Team
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
This little jack is small but mighty! Definitely gets the job done! I purchased this to put in my son's car as it didn't come equipped with one and he was having issues with a tire. It Definitely served him well so far! It's fairly sturdy as well!
Cristina
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
I got this for my car because my previous one broke. This is sturdy and fits great! I don’t have any issues using it which is great because I struggle with car stuff.
PRIME
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
The jack is very lightweight compared to factory jack that comes with my vehicle. I wouldn't trust the 1.8 ton rating. The sturdiness of the plastic piece on top is questionable. The wrench that it comes with to lift and lower the jack is flimsy, I don't see it lasting very long. Returned it. I do not recommend.
No Alexa 4 me
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
I would only use this for my garden tractor or an ATV.The base is not sturdy enough, even on a solid surface to lift a car.
Henry Ford
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
My vintage truck was missing the jack. This is an inexpensive replacement that has the extra lift I need. The wrench speeds up the process.
Greg57
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
This is really a nice jack. Seems to be very well made (exception below), and easy to operate. I like the inclusion of the angled “ratchet” wrench (a BIG PLUS). On the negative side, many of the (stamped) metal edges are very sharp, from not being deburred. Another negative is the top extension “foot” is loose, and there is nowhere to secure it to the jack for storage. I glued a round magnet in the bottom of the vertical post. This magnet securely holds the “foot” in place when hanging vertically. Why isn’t the connection between the top “foot” and the vertical extension threaded? That would also retain the foot while not being used? I also drilled a hole in the ratchet handle and added a cable tie to hang it with the jack. Lastly, ½” holes in either side of the base would provide for a nice place to hang from a nail in the garage. I plan to make a larger wooden base for my jack with an anti-slip bottom. This base will have two (short) flush ½” bolts inserted from the bottom, and protruding vertically to function as locator pins, and to prevent slippage when in use. As usual, I will make these mods myself. And, if I'm not losing parts, the long term usefulness, and life of the jack, will be increased.
claude lebeuf
Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2023
Je n'ai pas reçu la colonne supérieure en acier avec le cric lors de la livraison le 29 mai
michel laventure
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2023
pas solide
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022
I grew up on a farm in Oklahoma, and we use scissor jacks before the advent of a lot of hydraulic jacks. They’re strong and dependable. I carry this one on my truck and use it instead of the stock Jack. It’s best to use a cordless drill with the right socket to raise and lower scissor jacks. It makes it a lot easier.
gilles hamel
Reviewed in Canada on May 24, 2022
Excellent produit il est a recommandé
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