12-Ton Pro-Lift B-012D Grey Hydraulic Bottle Jack

I love these shoes!!! Comfortable for walking and standing for long hours. Light weight and stylish. I got many compliments on there. I would recommend to any plant/warehouse worker.: The pump came in handy to lift my Ford F150. I have used it several times without any issues. This is a great product for the price. Beware it is pretty heavy. The only thing I wish was that the handle to pump it up was longer.

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Heath Ford: High quality and heavy duty. I like the ProLift products.

United States on Nov 12, 2023

Wes: I trust this jack more than most I have. Small but powerful. This thing will last. I slam it around in my shop works great easy to use. Everyone needs a solid bottle jack I suggest this one.

United States on Sep 19, 2023

Ibrahim K Tafla: I used this to level out my house. I’ve been dragging it through the dirt, tossing it around. Jacking up and down in 10 different spots everyday for the last month. It’s been sunk in the dirt from the weight of the house. Still works great. After 2 months i noticed a small leak from the relief valve cause the grommet shifted out. I closed the valve back up tight and the helmet went back in, stopped leaking. Great for the price and can handle a beating.

United States on Feb 25, 2023

Elmer: Nice sturdy and does heavy lifting easily

Canada on Jun 14, 2022

Ahmed Mahdy: as advertised

Canada on Jan 18, 2022

Polisher Etc.: works for our need.

Canada on Aug 17, 2021

Chris: It's a 12 ton bottle jack it worked fine for lifting my 96 3500 ram

Canada on Aug 12, 2020

Sebastian: Pro-Lift makes some of the best hydraulic bottle jacks. I initially used one at a friend's house and became instantly hooked. The ones you buy at most stores like Walmart, Canadian Tire, Home Depot or Lowe's are all garbage. They work fine at first but in a short period of time you'll notice they stop lifting fully, leak or the hand pump somehow gets air into the lift somehow. I've spent enough time trying different ones, returning them. Save yourself the hassles and just get one of these.

BTW, depending on your needs, I typically use a 6 ton bottle jack for most cars and trucks unless you're lifting something bigger. Jack's typically handle twice their rated capacity so if you don't need anything past a 6 ton, don't get the 12. The 12 you'll need to pump twice as much to get height. I have this in 12 ton, 6 ton and 2 ton. The 2 ton doesn't need to much pumping, it flies. That's the one I mainly use. The 6 ton needs a little more pumping.

Canada on Nov 16, 2018

A.H. of AZA.H. of AZ: UPDATE: APRIL 2021.....hydraulic bottle jack is still performing well with proper maintenance and keeping an eye on the hydraulic fluid. I still recommend this bottle jack.

First off on buying weight-loading/carrying/pulling equipment. BUY EQUIPMENT THAT IS STATED TO CARRY SUCH LOADS TO AT LEAST 2 TIMES WHAT YOU PLAN TO LIFT, PULL OR SECURE!!!! Most experienced will say best at 3 times your planned load weight. Don't buy a 3ton capacity (6,000lb) jack and expect to easily lift a 6,000lb vehicle. Buy a 6ton (12,000lb) jack to lift a 4,000 or 6,000 car/suv. Buy a 12ton (24,000lb) jack to lift a 7,000-10,000lb pick-up. Similar on buying recovery ropes/straps. Ok.......REVIEW: I have had this 12ton (24,000lb) capacity hydraulic jack since Spring 2016. It is my main jack for a K2500 4x4 97' GMC Sierra (8,600lbs) and a 04' Ford F350 Superduty Crewcab (9,800lbs). This jack can lift the front with moderate operation of the handle and with little effort on the rear of the trucks, unloaded. Between both trucks so far, tasks completed include driveshaft dropping/install, fuel tank drop/install, tire rotations, rear axle removal, rotor replacements x4, brake caliper replacements x3,...

United States on Sep 03, 2017