BIG RED T91003B Torin Hydraulic Welded Bottle Jack, 10 Ton (20,000 lb) Capacity, Red

I bought this to keep in my 1976 MG Midget. It’s low profile enough, yet extended it’s large enough, that it works for that car quite well. Additionally it works on my 2018 Jeep Compass which has 8” of ground clearance. It’s an affordable little tool that, as far as I can tell, is without major flaws.It’s compact, lightweight, and strong. I haven’t experienced any issues with it yet and I’ve had it for 6 months or so.

Exactly what I wanted . I'm not doing wrench work on cars, I bought this for another reason. To break the beads on my trailer tires and garden tractor. Works perfect! Powerful enough to break beads yet small enough to get in and replace valve stems without getting in the way. Very happy!!

Worked great! Was able to use the jack to raise a stoop that was sunk on one side. Was able to handle the job with no issues.

Great little jack small and compact, the scew out Extendable end is a very nice feature. It rides nicely in the back of our Bronco, has been used a few times. The handles seem a little cheap on the squeezed ends for opening and closing the pump valve but works.Would recommend to friends.

Nice little Jack. I wouldn't put 4000 lbs on it but it worked perfectly to tension up the belts on a large air compressor.

Bought it to hold up an engine by the exhaust manifold to change motor mount, worked perfectly!!

It leaks oil. When it arrived, I tested it without a load and seemed to work fine. Several months later I put a load on it to change my brakes on my truck and wouldn’t work. I discovered it was empty of oil. After buying oil I finished the brake job. Then put it away and found a puddle of oil under it a week later. Very disappointing.

I bought this 2 ton bottle jack to lift up my snow plow to slide into the front receiving hitch in my pickup truck. I didn't want to spend a lot of money and this is a very low cost jack. It has about a 6.5 inch lifting range from all the way down to all the way up which I need for this application. The minimum height is also <7 inches which allows me to get it below the receiver hitch height when it is under the plow. It works great for that. I have also used it for almost anything else you can use a jack for, including lifting the wheel on my pickup to change the tire. The unit says the minimum operating temperature for the jack hydraulic oil is -13F but I have used it at -20F with no problems. I live in northern Minnesota so haven't come anywhere near the max temp rating of 140F. I am very rough with it and even though the paint is scraped off in places, it has not rusted or degraded at all from what I can see.