3-Ton Off Road Floor Jack
The one that leaves the concrete. Oversized wheels roll on gravel, grass and packed dirt, and a 22.4 inch reach gets under a truck that has already been lifted three inches by its suspension.
Why this one
What this model does that the other four do not.
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Wheels sized for loose ground
Standard casters dig into gravel and stop dead on grass. The oversized wheels here roll over the surface instead of ploughing into it.
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Reach for a lifted vehicle
A suspension lift puts the frame rail out of range of a normal garage jack. At 22.4 inches this one still reaches the lift point.
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Trades away the low entry
A 5.7 inch minimum height is the cost of the ground clearance. This jack will not go under a low car, and it is not meant to.
Specifications
Confirm final figures against the listing before ordering.
| Rated capacity | 3 tons / 6,000 lb |
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| Lift range | 5.7″ – 22.4″ |
| Frame material | Steel |
| Jack weight | About 78 lb |
| Pump | Dual piston |
| Saddle | Rubber pad, 360° swivel |
| Casters | Oversized wheels for loose ground |
| Suited to | Lifted trucks, Jeeps, trailside repairs |
The other four
Same brand, different job. The full side-by-side table is on the homepage.
Questions about this jack
Short answers on fit, capacity and safe use.
Can I use it on a low car?
No. The saddle starts at 5.7 inches, which is above the pinch weld height of most cars. Use the aluminum model for anything low.
Does it work on dirt and grass?
That is what the oversized wheels are for. Ground still has to be firm and level: soft or sloping ground is unsafe for any floor jack, whatever the wheels.
Will it reach a 3-inch lifted truck?
Usually. Measure from the ground to your frame rail with the wheel hanging, and compare it against the 22.4 inch maximum before ordering.
Before the first lift: a floor jack raises the vehicle, jack stands hold it. Never put any part of your body under a vehicle resting on the jack alone.