Big RED 12 Ton (24,000 LBs) Torin Welded Pneumatic Air Hydraulic Car Bottle Jack with Aluminum Alloy Pump and Special Slow Release Equipment for Auto Repair and House Lift, Red, TQ12006

I bought 5 of these air powered hydraulic jacks to use in house moving. Also bought at the same time 4, full size 12 ton air powered jacks at the same time. These low profile 20 ton jacks were GREAT. Most of the valves sealed very tight and the jacks didn't bleed down under load even after a couple days. The springs return the ram all the way to the bottom of the stroke every time, with no help from operator needed. Some of the jacks air pistons cycle a lot faster than others, hence the ram raises slower. If you've got jacks on both sides of a joint in a beam, and are trying to raise the beam evenly, you'll need to pause the faster jack frequently, which isn't as convenient as them both raising evenly, but not a deal breaker. I'll be buying more of the 20 ton low profile jacks. The 12 ton normal height jacks, however, I won't be buying any more of. One arrived, brand spanking new, with the paint still glistening, with both the air piston and the manual pump froze up. Started the job and discovered this after the return date had passed, so I'm stuck with a complete loss on that one. Even without the jack that was obviously locked up from the factory, I wouldn't be buying any more of this brand of 12 ton jacks. The valves don't seal tight, the jacks retract even without a load on them and the springs don't fully retract the rams when the valves are open, the operator has to push them down by hand. So buy the 20 ton low profile air over hydraulic jack, don't waste your money on the 12 ton full size version. I would add that I'm not convinced that manually pumping the 20 ton low profile jack produces much more lift than my other manual only 12 ton jacks. If my manual 12 ton jacks comfortably lift a true 12 tons, I'd say the 20 ton low profile probably comfortably lift maybe 15 tons. This is purely a subjective guess.

Very satisfied with this Jack it worked perfectly would recommend

Heavy duty. I chose this pneumatic, bottlejack for a welding, bend tester I built. Works great. Highly recommend.

Garbage! I bought it and didn’t use it right away, shame on me for that, the very first time I went to use it (10 days after the return window closed) the jack never worked correctly. Leaks oil all over the floor (which of course makes it unsafe) and the trigger valve leaks, meaning the jack keeps trying to go up as long as the air hose is connected. What a piece of junk product!

I'm a diesel mechanic and run a service truck. I purchased two of these for tour/charter buses and so far they are fantastic. They lift very fast and even though they look small for the 20 ton rating, they seem to be up to the task. One thing I've noticed about cheap air bottle jacks is that the rod is often made of mild steel and looks polished but is not a hardened chrome rod like the high end models. These do look to be chromed but I haven't had them long enough to say for sure and I also store them in a tool box out of the weather. I would definitely recommend.

The jack has worked pretty good. No complaints with the jack itself but like the second or third use the jack now starts pumping slowly when I hook up my air line to it before the push valve is depressed. So I guess the valve seal is leaking a little. Its not a huge issue but does cause me some grief from time to time.

I wanted one of these jacks for a long time. Love it! Very well made! I got it for my RV but will use it as a go to jack.

Worked for a while until a oversized load driver decided to drive off my jack and busted it I will be buying another one I work and do commercial tires on big truck and buses and this work great