Hornet ATV UTV Universal Quick Lift Jack Designed Specifically for ATV/UTVs

Description: Universal Quick Lift Jack Part Number:U-5500 Description U-5500 Extra Tall 2,500 lb ATV/UTV JackDesigned for off-road adventures, the Hornet Max Lift Jack is a versatile and powerful jack built to handle tough terrain. Its robust construction and high lifting capacity make it ideal for UTVs, ATVs, and even small vehicles. Non Swivel design assures maximum stability in sloped or uneven terrain. Superior Stability: Non-swivel design ensures secure footing on uneven ground. Versatile Mounting: Easily attaches to round roll bars or bumpers using machined aluminum clamps and rubber grips. Multiple Lifting Positions: Mount vertically, horizontally, or upside down to suit your needs. High Capacity and Long Reach: Lifts up to 2,500 pounds with a telescoping leg extending from 7" to 40". The Hornet Outdoors Universal Quick Lift Jack was designed for off-road ATV/UTV use and also makes a great jack for your snowmobile or ATV/UTV Trailer. It is lightweight, has a high capacity and long extension range, and is simple to use. Operate with the included crank handle, or remove the handle and use a ratchet or cordless drill. It will easily lift your ATV, UTV, trailer, or other small vehicle. You'll find plenty of other uses for this versatile jack. Change the wheels on a trailer, raise a dock for repairs, change your riding mower blades, and more! Customer Reviews Great Jack I bought this jack for my Ranger but i use it for pretty much everything;handiest Jack I have ever owned. Reviewed by: Arnell from Colorado. on 8/6/2019 5/5 Universal Quick Lift Jack So far the best thing I've bought for my UTV. Fast and easy to use, 32" lift! , lightweight and affordable. Definitely recommend! Reviewed by: Gerel Aaranzal from Mongolia. on 8/1/2019 5/5 Boat Lift I use this jack to put the wheels on and take them off my boat lift. Works Great! Reviewed by: Tom from Miinnesota. on 6/2/2020 5/5 Questions and Answers Q: How long is the unit? I have a Can Am maverick x3 and im interested if this product will work for me and if it will fit in my cargo bag. Im active duty military newly stationed at Ft. Huachuca and i dont no anyone yet and trying to cover myself if i get stuck out in the trails lol. Asked by: Westley L Aston - 8/6/2019 A: When the Jack is fully retracted it's 22" long and weights 13 lbs. It has a telescoping leg so between the 13" of travel and telescoping leg it will run from 6" to 36" High. Answer provided by: Camotom (9/4/2019) Q: I saw your U-5000 jack advertised on Amazon as a boat lift dock jack and as being galvanized. This looks like a good jack for my use in lifting both boat lifts and leveling docks, but want to inquire about its durability when used spring and fall in fresh water. What parts of the jack are galvanized? I assume that it is mechanically a screw jack. If that is the case, are the screw and wormwheel rust and corrosion proof? Thanks! Asked by: Chris - 9/4/2019 A: I got the Jack for my UTV and it works great. I can pick up the whole side of my Ranger to change a tire (s). The Jack is galvanized on the outside. At one time i used a high lift jack; painful to use under water ugh.. The UTV jack works great for my boat lift; getting the wheels off in the spring and back on in the fall (I just pulled my lift week before last and used it again). The jack goes down to 6" off the bottom and lifts to 36". Of course it gets wet inside and out; including where the worm gear is but the inside is filled with grease and after two seasons there is still grease in there and no rust. The worm gears are not galvanized (they are machined) so you'll want to make sure you dry it out. (I didn't do that and it's still not rusted). Note: I am one of the owners of Hornet and we designed this Jack for off road UTV use and you will believe of course that my answer carries bias. If you buy it off our web site and it doesn't work for you ship it back for a full refund (within 30 days please). If it's wet I'll dry it out and use it for my personal use. It's the handiest Jack I own. Use it changing lawnmower blades, trailer tires, (including my very heavy wood trailer), boat trailer tires and you name it. Answer provided by: Camotom (9/4/2019) Q: Any type of grip or groves on the 6” lift arm to help prevent the lift from slipping off? Asked by: Ross Ross - 9/11/2019 A: The Lift arm on the jack has neoprene rubber on the top surface to minimize slipping. Also, the end of the lift arm has a metal lip that protrudes up so it can engage. Answer provided by: Tom G (9/13/2019) Q: Is the size of the cranking point 3/4 inch (19mm)? Also, I know the tongue is 6 inches long......what is the thickness? Asked by: Jim Bower - 11/17/2019 A: the thickness is .148" Answer provided by: Camotom (11/18/2019) Q: Some of the pics on line show a very small welding lip on the lift arm and some other pics don't show the small lip. I'm interested to determine if the lip is there so as to prevent the arm from slipping off of the lift point on whatever it is that I jack up. Asked by: Matt Murski - 12/15/2019 A: Yes the lip is on all Hornet Jacks and is there to help prevent the arm from slipping off as you indicated. Answer provided by: camotom (12/15/2019) Q: What is the male adaptor on the side of the jack which fits inside of 2" receiver. I assuming the jack has some type of lift point Asked by: Craig - 1/10/2020 A: That is the lifting arm on the jack. On the video and image it is simply inserted in to the receiver hitch as a lifting point. Answer provided by: camotom (5/17/2020) Q: Just bought this jack. I'm building my own mounts. What is the OD of the jack (for mounting purpose. (tube OD)?? Rob Asked by: Rob - 1/19/2020 A: 2 1/4" OD Answer provided by: camotom (1/20/2020)

Price: 189.95 USD

Location: Littleton, Colorado

End Time: 2025-01-18T16:43:58.000Z

Shipping Cost: 19.95 USD