Torin TRA8335 33" Ratcheting Off Road Utility Farm Jack, 3 Ton (6,000 lb) Capacity, Red

I like how it inserts a pin locking the jack every time you push the handle down when it picks up a vehicle. I find it very difficult to rotate the lever the sets it to jack the vehicle back down. One nice feature is how once the weight is off the jack it allows the slide to go to the bottom and it allows you to slide it up to the point where it needs to start jacking rather than having to pump the handle to up to that point. It’s well made and it appears to be very well made and it should last a long time

Excellent Farm Jack. Used for helping with barn shed repair and worked excellent!

Was a bit hard to unlock but some WD 40 cleared that up. Now easily locked/unlocked to put jack back down. Used it for post removal.

Bought this for those times when you just need a different kind of jack to solve problems. Recently it helped me jack up a trailer that was too low to hook onto. There are no instructions included with this jack so I had to figure it out on my own but it turned out simple enough. There’s a lever on it that allows you to adjust it to the height you want then it locks and jacks from that point. Can use it to pry things apart as well. This is a smaller version than most but I wanted this size and it’s easy to get into tighter spaces. highly Recommend

Update - The thing did break! What a junk! There is not much to like about this product. It's cheap. The build is one of the worst I've ever seen. The whole jack is loose. The casting on core components left a hole and stress risers. Those pins wobble and interfere with the engagement lever. Don't miss the return window like I did.

As others have mentioned, it isn't perfect. When I first got the jack, it didn't work correctly. It barely went up, and wouldn't release and go down at all. The 2 pins were bent as you see in several other review photos, and the silver cast slider that operates the pins was also slightly bent. I tapped the 2 pins and the cast slider straight using a mallet and a breaker bar, which took about 5 minutes, and it worked like a champ. Now it goes smoothly up, and walks smoothly down under load with the handle when you release the direction lever. It wasn't hard to get it working. I haven't put it to hard use yet so I don't know how long the obviously soft metal pins (I think aluminum or tin?) will stay straight if I try to jack up something much heavier than my old Tracker with it (only 2500lbs total curb weight). It's got an integral handle, which seems like a newer, cheaper design. But for less than $100 shipped, you really can't beat it. I'd say if you're using it on a farm or break your vehicle a lot, get a more expensive jack. If you're going to use it once every 6 months to fix a flat, this one is fine.

Great jack, very good design, seems like quality construction, would buy again

I picked up a 40 inch just before I got this one. I wish I had bought this one first. The difference in weight, and size makes it so much more manageable, convenient, more desirable to grab and use. It handles what the 40" one does. I'm sure there are reasons to need the taller heavier one, but it's a lot less likly to be the case for the average joe. Save your back. I already know that big one will end up being a giant heavy as hell paperweight. Lol This 33in is really a great versatile tough as nails tool.