Bulldog 48 in. 8,000 lb. Farm Jack
Bulldog 48 in. 8,000 lb. Farm Jack
4.2835 Reviews
Item # 115902
$119.99
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Grassland (franklin) TN
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This Bulldog 48 In. farm jack is designed to lift heavy loads and equipment. It is the perfect tool for tearing out stubborn stumps or pulling fence posts and poles. It also serves as an all-purpose hoist or winch. The dependable, rugged ratchet design has a durable, solid steel construction.
- DESIGN: This farm jack is 48 inches tall with a 42 inch travel. Its max lift capacity is 8,000 pounds. It offers a nice long 37 inch handle for easy use and a 4 inch x 7 inch foot plate for stability.
- DURABLE: Its solid steel construction makes this farm jack dependable and durable. The lifting platform allows loads to stay in contact and drops away for fast disengagement when the load is removed. It has an easy lift, clamp and winch system.
- WARRANTY: The BULLDOG all-purpose farm jack is backed by a limited 1 year warranty.
- Ideal for tearing out stubborn stumps or pulling fence posts and poles
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Reviews
Summary of Reviews
The product is a heavy-duty tool that can be used for various tasks like lifting heavy objects and leveling containers. Many customers praised its strength and durability, describing it as "very heavy...
Most Helpful Favorable Review
4 out of 5 stars.
New handle design
10 years ago
Figured I would post for others who are reading the reviews about the handle being pinched. They must have redesigned the handle, because it's exactly the same setup as an old hi lift I used to use on the farm. Handle goes into a pocket, with a bolt holding it in. Not pinched down anymore. The photo on TSC is still the old design. Probably look around when you buy yours to ensure you aren't getting the old handle design. Also, you can buy rebuild kits online as well for the reese, although I have read it takes about a month to get it to ya.
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
Issues - not like the old ones
10 years ago
Grew up on a ranch and remembered how well the Farm Jack worked on fence posts. I tried it on a city fence and the city fence won! Very disappointed! The locking pins would slip, I am not sure the bar is a quality cast steel.
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Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Good for low clearance items
a month ago
Wanted it to jack up a boat lift in and out of the water to get the wheels off.
SweepstakesYes
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Be very careful when using this
a month ago
This thing isn't hardly useful at all. It always falls over, (forward, toward what you are lifting) even with the expensive stand that you buy separately. I don't know what I am going to do with it, its a hazard to use.
SweepstakesYes
No, I do not recommend this product.
Crown Point, IN
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
It was available locally so I went for it.
10 months ago
I got this because it was readily available.
Day 1: Lost both retaining pins which keep the shear pin and handle pin in place. Switch these to bendable cotter pins instead of what they come with. I lost one of the pins and have replaced with a bolt for now.
It does function OK. The spring pins were stiff at first but after lubrication worked properly.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Jack quality & performance…
11 months ago
Basically it is same mechanism as most all of the time tested ‘Hi-Lift’ or ‘wagon jacks’ from decades past. The one item which takes away from its value is the ‘stamped’ versus old model ‘cast’ claw at the end of the rail. Makes using it for stretching fences a bit sketchy.