Toyota's Jack is GANGSTA! (Don't Replace It!)
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- Toyota's Jack is GANGSTA! (Don't Replace It!)
#4x4
#offroadcarjack
#hydraulicjack
#takeuchi
#offroading
#winching
#winch
#overlanding
#offroadrecovery
#lexusgx460
#lexusgx550
#toyota4runner
#toyotatacoma
#jeep
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I used to own a Takeuchi excavator.
Fantastic piece of equipment.
and those machines rely on cylinders to do all their work... same as your OEM Toyota jack... brilliant/logical choice of supplier by Toyota here
It's a grower not a shower.
Same team
@@albetherechillin for real, i get scared of myself sometimes
I call him my Lil Takeuchi
Mine is a Shower
🚿🚿🛁🛁
Very interesting. I had no idea that jack was that good. I just got a 4Runner, and I will be keeping and appreciating that jack! Thanks for sharing, man!
That Big Jack Energy!
Last year I did a search for a better jack for my built and lifted GX460. I didn't want to carry a Hi-Lift, so I looked at bottle jacks. I did find one that would go 24" (Baoshishan, for those interested), but then I checked the factory Toyota jack and it goes over 19", and I wouldn't have to carry an extra jack and worry about it leaking as you mentioned in the video. So I bought a couple of extension products such as from Land Cruiser Product to augment the capacity of the factory jack and all is good
@stevecarlson2346 Land Cruiser Product says their "medium" jack adapter is out of stock. However, out of curiosity, does this adapter fit (cradle) your _frame_ rail? It doesn't seem like it would from LCP's pictures. Cradling the rear axle, though, should be no problem ...
It would seem being able to spread out the lifting forces across a larger surface area would be advantageous from a pressure viewpoint, so I'm wondering if there are any other companies that might offer adapters for our stock jack ...
I was mostly thinking of the axle for the LCP adapter.
Ah ... Many thanks!
@@bavardage Easy way to get a rear tire off the ground, even with a lift and 35s as I have.
Thanks for the education, I have a whole new appreciation for my 4Runner jack!
This channel is the real secret. Where’s everybody else? You are quickly becoming one of my favorite TH-camrs (KDSS is THE TRUTH and you’re one of the few telling it). Also love that audio track when you’re raising/lowering the jack. I’m blissing out over here.
Thank you for your kind words of support... it means alot 🥲
This video made me go out to my 1996 Land Cruiser and look closer at my jack. It has the same capacity at 1,800 kilograms, but when fully extended it only hits 16.5 inches. Great info sir and great outro music with the rock version of the "Unsolved Mysteries" theme song.
This made me go out to my FJ Cruiser to see what I’ve got. That’s the same one I have! Good vid.
Thanks for sharing this information. Ill be on the lookout for these at the bone yard now
Thank you! I have two, one in my Taco, one in my 4Runner. Never used it full height. Just piled boards under assuming a short reach.
Thanks... I wish I had 2 like you 🥲
Great video, Glad more know about this. I have told all my friends for years even good for my lifted GX.
Thank you 💯
Cool! Thanks for the info. Deleting that cheap bottle jack out of my Amazon wish list!
Fantastic video. Those are words of wisdom my friend. Those jacks have gotten me outta many a jam in deep sand when a tree branch or driftwood went into the sidewall. 💪
wow that's amazing it helped you under those circumstances 👏 😀
I did not know this - thank you!
Thanks for subscribing 😃 ❤️ 😍
Thanks for the information! I’ve been wanting to get a small jack for my Jeep Wrangler that wasn’t a hydraulic jack. Found one of these on ebay last night for $68. Small, easy to tuck away and mechanical.
I used to have some items back in high school that looked exactly like that, they got me pretty jacked up/ lifted too
Thanks for your very helpful vid. I have a 2010 FJ Cruiser which comes with this little jack. However, I also bought and mounted a 48" Hi-Lift jack to my roof rack because I thought this little brown jack was a joke. I think it has some limitations in off-road conditions, but I definitely have a better appreciation for the quality and usefulness. I also carry a hilift jack base and even 1 6-ton jack stand, just in case. Probably overkill. Thank you much for the education!
I've got multiple jacks and this one takes a bit more effort but is definitely one of the best jacks I've got and I use it all the time
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Thank you 😊 💓 for subscribing 🎂 🥳
Traveled all over Western Australia in Toyota Hiluxs. We used this jack frequently. It is reliable as ever and works a treat. Never understood the need for an aftermarket jack that takes up more space and is potentially less reliable.
amen! Thanks for sharing your real world data... here in America unfortunately people are heavily influenced by marketing. If it's not overtly marketed as "tough" people will dismiss it... it's small and brown... not big and neon pink with stickers that say "maxxx" or "ultra!" on it so they tend to dismiss it...
old dodge trucks have almost that same jack. Sure it takes 10 years to use but hey i used it for years when i had no money to justify a floor jack. Now ive got 3 of those jacks and they are stupid handy around the shop
I remember having one on an '87 toyota pickup but recall it didn't go up as high
Glad I kept mine 😊
I definitely didn't think it was a bong at first
Good to know I have one in my 83 pick up 🔥
Agreed. Great jack . Don’t replace it. accessorize it - weld up or buy a piece of U channel to set on the top and I square piece of scarp wood or commercial jack base.
Had one similar in a 1997 pathfinder. I knew there was something different about it. Seriously geared and strong as hell.
Very cool. Like the content
Good music bro …🤘🏼
Jack got that dawg in him
My friend's dad owns a jack thats very similar that came out of an old Nissan or Datsun he said. Idk if its the same brand but it looks like an older version of this that is alot stronger looking with a wider base and its red in color. It works great, ive used it a few times i absolutely love it.
I have to check the Jack on my 2020 Sequoia. The jack for my 2011 tundra was not tall enough to get my inflated spare on.
I knew there was something special about that carjack I saw in the junkyard.
I have a toyata grees guy from the 70s that's amazing quality
Excellent video my friend. Well done
Thank you 🥲
Hi, thank for this review.
Do you by any chance have any knowledge of the Masada Seisakusho bottle jacks? My Mitsubishi has one of those.
I’d be interested in your views if you can.
😊
This jack has been OEM equipment for Toyota Land Cruiser for more than fifty years.
Wow! What a hidden gem! You really have to hand it to Toyota and the Japanese - understated brilliance! Huge thank you for the insight - you've won me as a subscriber now!
wow ☺️ thank you so much for subscribing 🙏 🐄
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD Hey you have some great content! I'll certainly be watching more. But well past my bedtime here in Western Australia now..
I bought one for my perentie as I had 2 hydraulic rust up brand new, 10$ at wreckers and a high mount scissor jack as a backup and a kangaroo jack for backup for backup
Thanks for that info didn’t know that I Own a 4Runner I do Overlanding I spent $250 on a safe jack I’ll always keep it for back up
you might find a spare takeuchi in a junkyard... cat seems to be out of the bag on ebay 😢
Well said the land cruiser of jacks 👏
I have one of those in my old 4Runner. Had to use it once when I blew a tire on the freeway. Never thought about it. Just jacked it up and changed the tire.😊
it worked when you needed it the most 😃 😊 😀
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD Yeah pretty much everything on the 4Runner does that lol.
My Isuzu Dmax came with one of these in Australia, takes forever to wind all the way up but it's bloody solid!
I bought one from a Hiace to supplement my factory scissor jack. Best jack ever
Yup I have a 1996 landcruiser. Best jack I've ever had by miles.
It's the only jack I would trust.
Is that song Love Chord? My old 87 pickup has one of these too =D
Subscribed!!
🥲 wow thank you!!
Awesome tip! I just jumped on Ebay and found one for $65 in like new condition.
also look up the old yellow ones... they are even more expensive... also try junkyards for a spare hoping then proprietor thinks it's worthless 😉
my 1992 holden(isuzu) rodeos factory jack is the same model the only reason i found out is cause its the same model as in my mums 2003 prado which even though the prado has a 2 inch lift and larger tyres it still doesnt have a problem with it compared to most other oem jacks
ive jacked up the entire rear end of my rodeo with one of these and took both the wheels off to get swapped out so i could get my car registered and left it on the jack for about a week
The other thing i carry is a rubber mat, about 30cm square, its made out of old conveyor belt rubber from a quarry. i usually chuck it on the ground then the jack ontop. its thick polyester reinforced rubber, it crushes down but protects the jack and stops it slipping off a rock or getting messed up by crap on the ground.
That's and excellent idea! Thanks for sharing that tip ❤️
I have 5 or 6 of them. Used to level houses. $30 each at the scrap car yards.
Who knew! Good to know...
How true ... unlike hydraulic jacks, this jack can be stored in any orientation and it will _never_ leak. And just look at its extension without any accessories!!!
Sadly, I can see some prematurely swapping out perfectly good (and even great) items (Panasonic battery, this jack) for whatever 'cool' accessories are in vogue ... only, in reality, to end up with completely inferior products. 🙄
I like my bottle jack way easier to use on the dirt than the OEM
very informative ,i was wandering since the day i saw this jack how does this even worked thank you.
Thank you also for subscribing 🙏 ❤️
There I was - thinking the bigger the stronger. I have used mine exactly 5x. I have always wondered how these tiny things do it. Well, there it is - Takeuchi indeed!
It’s part of the tool set that every land cruiser comes with. I’m actually going to be picking a second one because 2 is better than one. These things are lightweight and don’t take up any room.
ya great idea.. we're tryna find a backup as well 😃
Yup, still have my original in my 88 Toyota Pickup Truck!
Now I have to check my new (used) 2000 LX 470 if it has one?
Yeah, my 88 gray Toyota pick up with the checkmak on the side had one of those jacks.
Great info! I didn't know this about the Toyota jacks. I'm going to take a look at the one in my 4Runner and compare it to the one in my Tundra and Tacoma. Wonder if there is any difference since the Tundra and Tacoma are US built? Great video!
Thank you! Please share with all your Toyota pals! 🙏 ❤️
Now I have to go and look at my Tacoma jack.
Update: made in Canada.
Got mine in my 06 4Runner and that’s where it’s going to stay haha
Gotta check if my kzn 130 has one
Hilux no brasil também vem equipadas com este modelo.
I didn’t know it telescoped like that. I put a big wood block under it, thinking it wasn’t long enough! Cool!
19,5 polegadas =49,53 centímetros
I have used it on the trail for repair as well as for recovery. I love mine so much that I carry 2 in my Land Cruiser 80 😅
Excellent... we are also looking for a spare... they are hard to find
comes in nissan patrol also since my first one 93 model
The only issue ive found with this jack is that you need flat level ground and sometimes you need additional height so you have to place boards underneath the jack…
Chevy Jack's are similar, I have my drill adapted to it. I'll switch all 4 wheels in like 20 minutes
My 1989 hilux has the same jack
I'll have to look in the junkyards here in my town when I go.
yes!!
Do not uses an impact driver with one of these. A drill is fine. (Don't ask how I know, but you can remake the gear teeth with a stick welder) I have a few, including a yellow one,1964?.
Yes the yellow ones were cast I believe, and unbolted for maintenance
Do you know what year those came out? I have used older Toyota jacks like that, but not the extended version you have.
been on Landcruisers forever... the old ones were cast yellow and bolted together... newer ones are stamped, welded and brown like this one 😃
I have 2 80 series here. I will have to take a look if the stock jacks are in them. Thanks
I’m going out to my garage right now to see what jack my landcruiser has. Funny thing, I bought a 10 ton bottle jack for my boat trailer because I didn’t think my Toyota jack was up to the task. Maybe I was wrong. Mind you, my boat is 3.2 tonnes.
Well, I have the same Takeuchi jack you describe, which was brand new and realised it comes with a comprehensive tool kit too and just tried it on my boat/trailer and it worked beautifully. As you say it’s 1 to 1 gearing so needs a little muscle, but it still lifted it. I put it against my 10 tonne Kinchrome bottle jack, and it’s higher too, but so much lighter. Thank you, I’ve ditched my bottle jack to my garage.
Where is the jack located in the GX, I have not come across it.
rear driver's smuggler's compartment
If this doesn't get it done for you, look into a railroad jack.
Forgot to mention the most important thing about it, unlike a hydraulic jack, it can’t fail so it’s very safe. Ford had a very similar one.
excellent point! 😃
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD good vid thanks.
um..they do 'break'. if you wind on the pinion with a large level the base plate domes down to the point it skips teeth. I now weld an inch long weld along each of the 4 sides between the eye holes that rivet the base to the top.
that would be abuse... use as intended and they will last forever... add a large lever to the pinion and well... there it is.. 😆... use properly and it'll treat you properly 😃 ✌️
No joke I used this jack off my GX470 to lift the roof of my house when we replaced the deck beams
now that _is_ gangsta! 🤓
i missed the part where you demonstrated the jack being used.
Typical Toyota owner, all talk!
you have never used one? what you use when you have a flat?
They make adapters that will fit a 1/2” impact.
don't use an impact for this... the gears aren't designed for that... do it by hand with the provided sticks... or use a drill on low speed (low gear)
Is there any reason this spiral jack wouldn't work on any other brand SUV?
it will work on anything
What's the part number for that jack?
Part Number: 0911160132
One manly thing Toyota does anyway.
BBJ!
What years did they start including these?
They were always on the older Landcruisers... they were yellow and could be unbolted for service. The one in this video says Landcruiser, 4runner, Landcruiser Prado.... they should be on most if not all Japan made Toyota and Lexus trucks/suvs
Yes they were always there.
The oldest ones (up to mid-70's) are cast iron and made by STO, but same design.
Had one on my 2000 Prado
Will my 2017 have this jack
if it's a GX, yes 😃
I thought this was a bong.
Chinese made products are having to endure the same hardship the Japanese contended with in the early 60's and 70's. Poor quality or is it . . . ? So who are the manufacturers for things like the Apple iPhone? Milwaukee tools? DJI drones? Electric bikes and motorcycles? Countless golf club heads? CNC machines? Highway equipment innovations? Bridge construction equipment innovations all the while keeping their cultural heritages intact. Chinese may not be the highest quality although they are in many cases but their quality does speak for itself because they make EVERYTHING! And we purchase EVERYTHING they make!
Notable Chinese standouts are GoPro and DJI... they are excellent. Chinese standards can be high... however the discipline and "shame-culture" in Japan ensure high quality. China supplies the world's counterfeit goods as well... you know fake name-brands... they have no shame culture like Japan does... if it earns they do it... yes these are generalizations but they are also true
Where is the jack supposed to be on a 2013 Lexus Lx570?
sorry I'm not sure... it's back there somewhere 😃
2011 LX jack is stowed on the passenger side in a small compartment behind the rear wheel. Access from tailgate in the luggage compartment.
@@robertherrmann4823 Thank you!
Who knew? Thanks.
Thanks for watching 👀 please share with your Toyota friends 😊
Useful info? This is inappropriate for youtube!
Sadly we may not see the day of overengineered things for a while, but it is cool to learn about the diamonds in the rough. Seems like a coupling attachment to a cordless drill would be really handy...
I was doing a tire rotation with my jack and decided to use a drill attachment to make it go up and down faster. Broke it don't do that
what part broke?
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD the jack wouldnt go back down
Why would someone throw it out?
because ignorance causes them to perceive it as "cheap"
I got one from older Hilux.
is it the older yellow one that bolts together?
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD
I'm not sure, it seems like someone repainted it black previously. I'll have to find it in store & take some pic.
Mine is finally wearing out. Stops lifting about 1/3 way up.
Ya you are going to hurt someone with a jack with that small of a base and goes that high
Both my jacks that came with my Tacomas failed. Both “spiral gear” type jacks. Last one I know was made in Canada.
Tacomas are made in North America and do not come with Japanese Takeuchi jacks... the 4R, FJ, LC, LX, GX, Prado came with the good stuff 😉
I've got 1 of them behind the seat in my Nissan Patrol, had a flat the other day and my 20ton bottle jack must've been sitting sideways for awhile - It wouldn't extend all the way even without load.
So I took that screw jack out. It really needs a rod with a hook to give you some leverage, anyway I gave up before it lifted the wheel off the ground, I figured it was already at full extension, didn't realize it might telescope out like that, nice.