Iglobalbuy Transmission Jack Lift 1400lbs (0.63 Ton), 2 Stage Adjustable Telescoping Hydraulic Transmission Jack, High Lift Dual Telescopic Trans Jacks Hoist w/Pedal, 34" to 68" Lifting Range

As a former trans mechanic I think this is an awesome value. I will list the things I did not like, but keep in mind the price.Now with that being said, In my opinion it is nowhere near as good as the ones used by professional that cost $1200 or more. Its not even really close to the quality of a high end professional unit.I put a hoist in my garage and I needed one to take my dads trans out of his 1990 F150 4x4. I decided not to remove the transfer case and pull the whole thing out as one unit. Although this worked (barely), the legs did bend a little.It worked fantastic for removing and reinstalling the gas tanks.The other thing I was not impressed with was there was only a tilting function one way, not both ways which is what I was very used to. It does tilt one way and slides the other way (slides left and right, not tilt) but I was thinking that it "tilted" forward and back, left and right. That is not the case.But with all that being said I still gave it a 5 stars because for $170 it just can't be beat. It is a real life saver and I am very glad I bought it. Because it is such a great value, I gave it a 5 stars.I have had it about 2 months as of this post.

Full disclosure, I restore muscle cars as a hobby as I get older I don't strength to be handling heavy transmissions. I work in a residential home that has a four post lift in the garage so this jack worked perfectly for my needs. It came in one box and all the parts heavily power coated, all hardware is metric, so be prepared during assembly that you will need metric tools including the 14mm allen key for the base leg bolts. There are very basic assembly directions but if your mechanic or mechanically inclined you can figure this out without any issues. It is very steady when fully extending and holding heavy cast iron 4 speed transmission. Easy to rise and lower especially slow lowering positioning control. I feel it is well worth the money!

it's built pretty well, I did make a few tweeks to make it better( the tilt mechanism and slide were too sloppy). you will also need a 12mm allen wrench for the leg bolts. Also mine bleeds down If I'm using it to support something overnight

Gave this as a gift to a friend who runs an auto shop. He's been needing one for a while, just never got around to buying one. Saw this on Amazon so got it for him. He uses it all the time now!

The lever or foot pedal you would use to elevate the platform is assembled backwards. In the photo you can see the pad which should be facing inward. When pulled down to engage the hydraulic piston; it faces down and because the shape of the armature, jams. For the money it is not bad. If you down mind taking the snap rings off their pre assembled part, turning it around and back together.

I purchased this Jack 7 years ago and have used it professionally about once a week since then. This weekend one of the casters bent. That's the only issue I've had in that time frame. The foot pedal on mine was assembled correctly unlike other recent reviews, so probably a new guy at the jack factory since then. I'm here to buy a second to make cradle drops easier.

Leaks jack fluid right out of the box. Faulty defective first time used to lower fuel tank (empty tank) 8lbs leaked terribly.

holds my 6 speed ZF trans out of my F250, I would have given it a 5 star but the chains are a joke, would not fit around a hot dog much alone a trans