Customer Reviews

Hi-Lift Jack HL604 60" Hi-Lift Black Cast and Steel Jack

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Love the 48" Hi-Lift jack. I keep it oiled and keep it in the Jeep during the winter. Has got me out of a jam many times. I also use it as a winch. Great product at a great price!

I shopped around alot, This was the best price and with FREE super saver shipping It was a deal. Arrived fast and was Just as advertised. Yes, all High Lift Jacks only have a light coat of paint on them. (ALL) So re-paint or oil ocasionally.

This Jack is HEAVY!!!!!! but it is sweet too. Works great, no issues, hopefully I will never have to use it on the trail, but knowing I have it, is peice of mind for sure..

Use my on my 2000 f-250 SD 4x4 that is lifted 3 inches. This jack has no problem doing the job. You want a real jack then this is the one for you.

I purchased a pair of 42" jacks to raise a small building 8' x 16' that needed a new foundation. These jacks are awesome! The handles are removable which gets them out of the way when you are working. The mechanisms work smoothly. We had another brand of jack at the job that was similar yet it quickly proved to be far inferior to the Hi-Lift. When you are using a tool that is holding up something from crushing you, you want quality. I found the price to very reasonable and with Prime; free shipping and here in two days.

The Hi-Lift Jack is a great jack for the raised +6" jeep. This jack can support a good deal of weight even on the last 12" of the jack. I would suggest you get the boot for stability off road. This jack is a beast so you will want to look at the storage/attachment options by either Hi-Lift or 3rd party. Off Jeepin.

I am rather dumb sometimes: I thought this sounded like a fantastic jack, so I got it. Well, it does not work very well with my Toyota Highlander! There are ways to get jack points welded on, but only really worth it if you are going somewhat offroad.

However, it has been far from a waste of money. I once used it to keep a 16' moving truck out of the snow, which it was quite capable of lifting (at least the back corner, I doubt it could handle the engine), and I use it quite often for general utility work: lifting shed doors in to place, pulling fence posts, etc (I use it like a farm jack, which is a lower quality version of the same thing).

Bought this for my Jeep but I've been using this for every conceivable thing since I've received it. For new users, I recommend watching some videos on YouTube to learn to care for it and use it in different situations.

Wether your stuck with a flat tire along the road or your burried 10 miles from the nearest town, When a tiny bottle jack or even your everyday floor jack is useless, Having a peice of equipment like the High Lift can make a bad situation seem a whole lot easyer. If ya mount it up or store it away in your vehicle, and only ever touch it on a rare occasion youll be thankfull you had it.

A Hi-Lift Jack is a must have guy toy. This is a machine that safely accomplishes a guys most serious "get-er-done" projects. Pull an engine, move a wall or lift a fence a Hi-Lift gives ya 7,000 pounds of playroom. I wouldn't be without one.