Who has one of these Bunker Indust Portable Hydraulic Jacks?

[STROOLKA]

I did not get that one. I picked up the hydraulic hi-lift instead. It's solid, weighs at least as much as a Sherman tank, and effortlessly and safely lifted a Grand Cherokee for a wheel repair.

Looks good! Which brand did you go with?

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[Toothgnasher]

Looks good! Which brand did you go with?

That's the Bunker 2-tonne hydraulic high-lift.

https://www.amazon.ca/BUNKER-INDUST-Hydraulic-Recovery-Powerful/dp/B0FN3WKJJ2

The instruction manual is really poorly written. It says to collapse the jack, press the yellow
lever at the top, but you need to open the lock (the red twist know in the picture) before pressing the release valve.

 

[STROOLKA]

I would strongly recommend against it.
maybe I just got a bad one, but using it today it started spewing hydraulic oil. No clue what happened, but you can see it running down the side, and when I push the piston down you can see it bubble out the side a bit.
Broke on me today while I was tinkering under the Jeep.
Really bummed because it has a great height range and fit under the back seat perfect.

I want to amend my review a bit here. I was able to get in contact with Bunker.
They were super responsive and kind. They ended up sending a complete replacement. I haven’t had a chance to test it yet, I will be though.
I love that the jack fits under the back seat. It was solid for me until it leaked.
I’m extremely excited to try it again

 

[Toothgnasher]

I want to amend my review a bit here. I was able to get in contact with Bunker.
They were super responsive and kind. They ended up sending a complete replacement. I haven’t had a chance to test it yet, I will be though.
I love that the jack fits under the back seat. It was solid for me until it leaked.
I’m extremely excited to try it again

I was looking at this one as well, but I'm wary of jacks that require extension tubes to lift, since I might lose or break them.

I have to see if the high lift will fit under the seats - I suspect not. The carry bag has Velcro strips, so I was going to strap it to one of the trail rails, and eventually a MOLLE panel.

 

[STROOLKA]

I was looking at this one as well, but I'm wary of jacks that require extension tubes to lift, since I might lose or break them.

I have to see if the high lift will fit under the seats - I suspect not. The carry bag has Velcro strips, so I was going to strap it to one of the trail rails, and eventually a MOLLE panel.

I totally get it with the extension arms. I haven’t minded it. I just toss everything back in the carry bag it comes with, so they’re always together.

Eventually I do want to get one of the hydraulic hi-lift style jacks.

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

Yall had me looking at jacks again today!!!!!

 

[Toothgnasher]

Yall had me looking at jacks again today!!!!!

Lifting the WJ was almost effortless and smoooooooth as butta. You know you want one now!

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

Lifting the WJ was almost effortless and smoooooooth as butta. You know you want one now!

Ha!! Nah I’ve been looking at the Safe Jack Patriot kits. I have the 3 ton Badlands but getting that thing in and out of a lifted Gladiator bed is best left to 20 something yr olds. I like the patriot kit packaging and they look to be of good quality. I have a farm Jack kickin around here somewhere. I use it for fence posts and have used it for a few other things around the property too.

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