Floor Jack Recommendations (Lifted 4R)

HF OffRoad jack is legit

 

How high is your lift? That's the only floor jack I could find to lift mine enough to remove a wheel. My 4R has a 2 -3/4" lift.

 

Nice. I want one the next time I get a coupon or they go on sale. My driveway is bumpy and it should work well. I currently have a Husky 3 ton and a Daytona 1.5 ton. The little Daytona is great for lifting just one wheel. It’s so light and can be carried with one hand.

 

Why not just lift under the rear axle and front control arms?

 

thats what i do, i never lift by the frame.

 

U getting it?

 

No, just don’t have the space. I actually don’t have a garage. Living in a loft w/ most of my tools crammed into a closet. Im just going to continue using my Safe Jack bottle jack with extensions lifting things just enough to throw a stand underneath. I’ll continue to keep my eye open for a small size 3 ton jack that’ll also accept extensions.

 

you dont need extension if you jack it up under the control arm, rear diff or lower rear shock mount. Do it right and dont risk it by “making” your jack work with extensions. Theres no need for that

 

I got the Badland 3 Ton Off-Road Jack and it's been doing me wonders. Pumps quick and tall.

 

How are the wheels? They seem to be the only weak point.

 

For lifting the axle a few inches off the ground I use a DIY adapter. One for rear axle and one for front lower control arms. My adapters will keep the factory (or bottle) jack from slipping . The hole in the front contol arm accepts the solid pin welded in my front adapter. They travel in the vehicle jack cubby.