How to SAFELY use a Farm Jack! HL484 48" Hi Lift Black Cast and Steel Jack REVIEW
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- Brad shows how to safely operate a Farm Jack and remove fence poles with the HL484 48" Hi Lift Black Cast and Steel Jack. Check it out on Amazon USA: amzn.to/37ug1Xi and Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3hqU9k5
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4:45 Lets say you have lifted and are holding a trailer above the ground. At this point the reversing lever is in up position and the handle is also up. You don't want it to just freely slide down a drop your load like in the video. What position do things have to be in order to gradually jack the trailer back down to ground level.
With no weight on the jack it will fall as shown. Under load it will crawl down controllably
That is extremely important and I would not want to use a jack without that feature. He should have showed how that works.
I was wondering the same thing.
Thank you for better details! Safety first! Hi lift Jacks say lubricate pins with silicone spray before using. Better jack life. Keep you posted!👍🏽😇
Very clear and precise instructions. Thanks
You’re welcome!
Thanks for the safety tips
My favorite frame nailer... Thanks for safety tips...
Thanks for watching!
@@hammerandhome , Can I use that type of Farm Jack to change my riding mower Blades?
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Thanks for detailed information on how to use the tool.
My pleasure 👍
Taking those post out with a high lift is like a peace of cake
Thanks for a great video with the safety tips. I knocked my trailer off the block under the tongue. So....here I go to do this with high hopes and safety in mind.
Its great for jacking up trailers, I broke my trailer jack and had to use this to set it on my ball hitch, worked great! just be careful it can rock over if your not careful , thanks for watching
I put wheel chalks behind the wheels (like my dad taught me to along time ago) before I started. All went smoothly and I got it far enough off the ground to get another block under it. I was careful to stay away from the handle. Couldn’t get it to go down at first. Watched the video again and kept trying. Got it thanks to these good instructions.
One thing that would help is to cover the lifting pins, other pins, and orientation as they have a 45degree wedge to them. Trying to practice with some dry runs and struggling.
I recently bought a Hamer car lift which has one side of these on each corner. It’s absolutely leathal, relying totally on separate safety pins onto which it crashes instead of “walking “ down on the pins.
wow , that's similar to the one i restored 😍
youre awesome! thanks!
Can you jack down slowly? or just release and instantly down?
There is a way but he did not show it
When removing 4x4 wood fence post with concrete in the soil, what size farm Jack is best?
A 48 inch or a heavier 60 inch? Is a hi lift jack better than a badlands or other brand jack?
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Bigger the better. Some times there is so much concrete in the ground I just cut the post off and move to a different location for my new post. We typically put about 5 bags of concrete in per post. That 250lbs ish. You would need a machine to pull that out safely. So if there’s concrete I would recommend leaving it and moving over. Hope that helps
It's (basically) a remake of the old-school automobile "BUMPER JACK". If you can acquire a bumper jack, it will suffice in a bind!!!!!!
Definitely, such handy tools to have
Can I use that type of Farm Jack to change my riding mower Blades?
i'm not sure, I think you would have to be very careful where you are lifting. and once you get it lifted you would want to put it on blocks i would think.
@@hammerandhome , Thank You, that's what I thought a friend of mine's told me I could use a farm jack but I think I'm going to go get a more stable or type of lawn mower jack for my riding lawn mower because I don't think that farm jack would be as stable as I need it for lifting my Troy-Bilt lawn mower I appreciate your time thank you
@@pwhales264 are you able to drive it on to some ramps, sort of create a larger space under it. then you wouldn't need to buy jacks.
@@hammerandhome , I have some car tire ramps, I think I will try that thank you
I know this is an old Post but anyhow, the only thing this video lacks in my opinion and this is my personal rule of thumb but I think it should be everybody's. Never get under anything supported by a high lift Jack, really and truly you should never get under anything held up by a jack. Jack it up and use jack stands
My Dad moved a lot of buildings with a jackall
They are such a handy tool to have. Thanks for watching
I got smoked in the face yesterday lol only 3 stitches though lmao
Ouch, yeah they can be crazy dangerous, I’ve had a couple close calls my self.
I broke the chinesium Jack I got from TSC today. So I'm going to another store and bought a high-lift made-in-the-usa according to the label anyway. Seems like it's a way better made Jack than what I had before LOL
Clearly some pre-work done before shooting the video. 😅
Hi lift jacks are hi lift jacks. Farm jacks are a knock off of hi lift jack.
And high lift jacks are a knock off of bumper jacks.