Arcan 3 Ton Low Profile Quick Rise Steel Floor Jack (A20002 / XL3000A)
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Wheel to wheel measurement is 26" L x 14" W. The length of the handle is 43". The shipping weight, if my memory serves me correctly, was 65 pounds.
There are numerous reasons for this. Green is the new blue, green paint was on sale, and so on. Choose your own color.
My first use also resulted in it falling off. Is it now faulty or can I continue to use it?
Selected User Reviews For Arcan 3 Ton Low Profile Quick Rise Steel Floor Jack (A20002 / XL3000A)
I'm a huge fan of this jack! For several years, I've relied on a low-profile 3 ton jack. For my import vehicle and Chrysler 300, this was adequate. Since then, I've purchased two more trucks, each of which requires a higher lift to lift the truck's wheels off the ground. To increase the lift capacity, I had to place a wood block on the saddle. This jack is sturdy, easy to maneuver on the pavement, and quickly rises. I can now raise the trucks to their full height and secure them with jackstands. I still have the import, so the low profile is appropriate for it as well. br>Even the color appeals to me!.
It's an incredible lift. The pad, however, is softer than anticipated and easily marks/cuts. br>br>Don't be concerned; the pad was an added bonus. The lift is portable, lightweight, and easily jacks up cars. This is something I enjoy and would suggest to others.
My lowered VW is very happy with it. This jack is extremely heavy and made of steel. Because the jack pad is inexpensive, expect to replace it after a few uses. I'd pay an extra $50 for the aluminum version, but this one has a greater lifting range.
The best jack I've ever used, capable of quickly jacking up a small or large car or truck.
My 2021 Tesla Model Y has a great low-profile jack for tire rotations. Simple to work with. It is well-made.
Overall, it appears to be a fantastic product that is extremely quiet and attractive in appearance. The only thing I would suggest is adding a lock washer to the back of the nut to prevent it from backing out. It's already done for you. Also, it's greased, which is nice because it keeps things quiet. In general, you get a lot of value for your money.
I purchased a 2-ton jack, and lifting the car was a terrifying experience. The 3 Ton seemed to be a lot safer, easier, and faster. The 2 Ton appeared to have reached its maximum capacity and was jacking up more work. The jack is large and heavy to carry, but it is light to move thanks to its wheels. When it comes to the jack and the load, I recommend erring on the side of caution and personal comfort. I'm glad I took the opportunity to do so. Of course, all of this is dependent on the vehicle's weight, but my manual stated that a 2 Ton would suffice.