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The Farm Jack 7000#,

November 17, 2008

By NNRhomerepair

from Vacaville, CA

"This thing is heavy duty, reliable, and virtually indestructible. I've used it to pull up 4x4 fence posts, jack my 10,000# trailer at the tongue, and stretch fence. I'd recommend it to anybody who has run out of ideas about how to lift stuff. It does the job. I've noticed it is also "required equipment" on the back of all Jeep Wrangler 4x4s--if I got stuck, this is the tool I'd use to get "Un-Stuck." I live better day-to-day, knowing I've got this jack to get me out of tight and heavy jams. As a contractor, I also appreciate the fact that it does the heavy work and my back doesn't have to! Get one!"

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Quality Farm Jack,

October 19, 2009

By LakeHouseSlave

from Rochester, NY

"The Farm Jack was a very good purchase for my need. The craftmanship and quality were good and it worked perfectly right out of the box."

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Torin Farm Jack,

October 19, 2009

By 928Porsche

from Sistersville, WV

"Wow! I have been amazed at what I've been able to do with this jack. I'm restoring an old warehouse and the jacks (bought 2 of them) have been invaluable in holding and bracing various parts of the building. You can get these into places where something big like a fork lift can't fit."

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Great Heavy Duty Jack,

October 19, 2009

By cwajciec

from Virginia

"I bought this jack to get me out of tough spots with my Jeep, but have found other lifting uses for it as well. You can pull a lot of weight with it and even clamp long items for working with them. This jack with the climbing pin design should last a long time, and it looks easy to repair if you need to. Highly recommended, even over the Hi-Lift jacks for much more money."

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5 / 5

best tool to own,

March 23, 2009

By Mcgiver

from Middlebourne WV oilfield, farmer, sawmill owner

"This is a must for every handyman, builder, welder, farmer, or any one that needs an extra hand. I have worked in the oil field for 25 years and this jack has gotten me out of mud holes that any other jack would have been useless for. I have used it and a chain to bend 2" pipe to fit a job or to push or pull a pumpjack into place. I have used it to pull fence posts on the farm or lift my tractor where I would have had to carry a lot of cement blocks to make a normal hydraulic jack to work. This is a very rugged built jack and very dependable, all the maintinence that it requires is a little oil in the right spots and it will do everything that you want it to do."

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5 / 5

Leveling my Shed,

November 18, 2008

By Art435

from Pittsburgh, PA

"I have a 10'x12' backyard garden shed that was not leveled when it was built. After contacting numerous contractors and building experts who wanted to charge outrageous fees, or did not want to take on the task of leveling the shed, I decided to try it on my own. I knew I had to jack up the one side but did not know what equipment I would need. I went on line and discovered the Northern Tool and Equipment had these farm jacks that would seem to work. I purchased two of them and my son-in-law and I proceeded to use them to jack the shed back to level. The jacks worked perfectly, made the job easy, and saved hundreds of dollars and I still have them for future projects. I'm glad I found this company and will use them again for any tools or equipment that I might need."

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great jack,

November 18, 2008

By JACG

from Houston ,Tx

"easy to use and does the trick with the really heavy equipment the only thing is the base is a little small but if you center the jack in the right position work's great anyways"

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farm jack,

November 18, 2008

By smithgun2008

from Georgia

"Very easy to use and has many uses. Must be careful not to get out of plumb as it can slip to the side. Worked junk cars to remove converters and tires, just slide up into tire well edge and lift away. Never get under anything with this jack only!! IT CAN AND WILL SLIP TO THE SIDE IF OFF PLUMB. Always use jack stands for safety."

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Farm Jack,

November 17, 2008

By wkrpidaho

from Kooskia, ID

"I have always had a hanydyman/farmhand jack. This one was added to my new truck and has already stretched out a fence line of barb wire and lifted an item or two. There are many jacks for specific jobs, and this one is no different. Secondly, it is about $30-40 cheaper through Northern Tool than at my local supply store. I live in a very rural area and town is 160 miles round trip so town is not a daily excursion. It is good to know that the jack met and exceeded my expectations and has done the job required as has all the other products I have purchased from Northern Tool.
This is a great value and farm jack.
Kevin"

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Tractor Jack,

November 17, 2008

By Geezer

from Extreme Southwest Georgia

"Having a flat tire on my tractor convinced me to spend the bucks and get a decent jack so I could levitate that old piece of iron when I needed to.

Since I've had it I've learned that it is really helpful for pulling fence posts out of the ground and I've even used it to convince some privet hedge bushes that they oughta come up out of the dirt too. I think that with a little help from another pair of hands I could use the jack to stretch fence wire as tight as a banjo string.

When I first opened the box I found that one of the 6mm X 50mm roll pins that are part of the up/down selector was bent but that wasn't any trouble to swap out. I replaced both of the pins with stainless steel coil pins so they ought to be there till I've gone to that great tractor barn in the sky."

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