Yesterday, i ordered the VEVOR 3 ton version (white). The handle on that model is different in that it doesn't move. It is stationary. No issue with pinching the hose.When I saw you pick up that van and then the welding truck, I did get excited for mine to arrive. LOL I have to change out the winter tires for summers and only have the floor jack type. I think I can wait for the air bag jack to arrive then change the tires. I hope this old bag lasts a long time.... (cough)... so to speak. 👍😁👍
They are awesome,I got the 3 tonne one for doing maintenance on my wife’s car and my car. Having a bad back from doing mechanical work for 30 plus years this jack is a lot easier on my back than my old floor jack and bottle jacks.
I see online only the Vevor ones are available and considering the price I think it will do. My 25 year old trolley jack no longer pumps up and the rebuild kit is no longer available.
I have this jack as well and it's great but one thing that conerns me is that it tilts slightly when at higher heights. Is there an explanation for this or does it serve a purpose? Otherwise it seems unsafe.
The top plate on the air bag is not stabilized. It can tilt and move side to side. It is super sketchy to use spacers on top of it. It should have spacers under the base. I agree that it has impressive travel and lifting capacity. I am going to get one for working on my bus.
From what I read, it required about 120 PSI to lift 11,000 lbs, so you get about 100 lbs of lift per 1 PSI. So if your compressor only puts out 80 PSI, you can only lift a little less than 8,000 lbs.
It doesn't take much. I used a 10 gallon "air bubble" filled to 120 psi, and was able to fully extend the jack 3 times. It was lifting maybe 4,000 lbs at the time. (rough guess)
Sadly looks like it is too tall to go under your van if the tire is actually flat. The key will be if the rubber doesn't dry rot crack and fail in 5 years or less.
I bought the 3ton one for my Tesla, nothing but praise for it.
hi, for the first time somebody do exactly the real test: outside, with different vehicles, thanks a lot, good job
Yesterday, i ordered the VEVOR 3 ton version (white).
The handle on that model is different in that it doesn't move. It is stationary. No issue with pinching the hose.When I saw you pick up that van and then the welding truck, I did get excited for mine to arrive. LOL
I have to change out the winter tires for summers and only have the floor jack type.
I think I can wait for the air bag jack to arrive then change the tires.
I hope this old bag lasts a long time.... (cough)... so to speak.
👍😁👍
That's super cool good for old guys like there's not much fun crawling under vehicles anymore
Amazing how strong air bags are. tHanks for the video.
They are awesome,I got the 3 tonne one for doing maintenance on my wife’s car and my car. Having a bad back from doing mechanical work for 30 plus years this jack is a lot easier on my back than my old floor jack and bottle jacks.
Excellent video, very much appreciated, I think I’ll ask for one for Christmas.👍
I’m intrigued by the design of your press brake. Will you have a video on it?
Bought one and immediately bought another one
Excellent done!!
I see online only the Vevor ones are available and considering the price I think it will do.
My 25 year old trolley jack no longer pumps up and the rebuild kit is no longer available.
Thanks!! Still like it?
Viva to Vevor!😊
I have this jack as well and it's great but one thing that conerns me is that it tilts slightly when at higher heights. Is there an explanation for this or does it serve a purpose? Otherwise it seems unsafe.
The top plate on the air bag is not stabilized. It can tilt and move side to side. It is super sketchy to use spacers on top of it. It should have spacers under the base.
I agree that it has impressive travel and lifting capacity. I am going to get one for working on my bus.
it can only move slightly side to side unless the ring clip that holds the guts in comes off like mine did and bout dumped a 6,000lb truck on my head
What size air compressor is required for use with this jack? Does the compressor size change with the amount of weight being lifted?
Thanks.
From what I read, it required about 120 PSI to lift 11,000 lbs, so you get about 100 lbs of lift per 1 PSI. So if your compressor only puts out 80 PSI, you can only lift a little less than 8,000 lbs.
How big of an air compressor is best to use this?
It doesn't take much. I used a 10 gallon "air bubble" filled to 120 psi, and was able to fully extend the jack 3 times. It was lifting maybe 4,000 lbs at the time. (rough guess)
What is the country of origin? Thanks for the review.
The big C.
If you have a trailer hitch put the jack on it
Nice!
Sadly looks like it is too tall to go under your van if the tire is actually flat. The key will be if the rubber doesn't dry rot crack and fail in 5 years or less.
far better than Hydraulic and can literally air up off of a pancake/hot dog compressor . Nothng but praise over hydraulick pump
nice
that 5% code doesn't work
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