Caterpillar 4 Ton All In One Jack Stand Demo/Review

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[roseymalino]

It's good you mentioned about regular jack stands sinking into the below surface. True also for the wheels of service jacks. When I was young, I learned to use something under a stand and hydraulic jack. I use a section of old leaf spring for added support. Much of my work is on turf so it is extra important.

[amahana]

Great demonstration…straight to the point. I have my RAM 2500 up in the air a fair amount and these make a lot of sense for me.

Dear Caterpillar: is it so hard to make a longer bottle jack handle? Floor jack manufacturers learned this a long time ago.

[eggrify]

I love mine it works great for my Dodge 3500 and lifted 4runner. I just use a low profile jack for my regular cars, not sure why people are missing the point of this product I feel like its pretty obvious. Great video!

[Alan-rvs]

That is the best jack I have seen, it’s fantastic the way it has the axle stand built in. 👍🏻😎👍🏻

[Omardottcom]

Wasn’t that impressed until he pulled the pin out and saw how tall it gets. That’s pretty sweet. 😮😮

[Yet_Another_Steve]

This is interesting. Thanks for the video. I'd still be concerned with having a single 'device' even though you have both a stand & jack, but for a quick wheel change this looks good.

[bryantwhitis]

First one for me on a caterpillar jack. I'm sold on this particular one. Why? Obviously caterpillar are known for their hydraulic big equipment so I have no doubt this little compact jack is built well. And caterpillar is a company that has been around for decades

[michaelcippolla]

Nice tool good to have a couple different jacks for different applications

[YouMotorcycle]

Should you use the rubber top part even if you're not going to use a pinch weld spot to lift from?

[ElectroAtletico]

Cat-branded 4-ton built by All Tools Inc (they sell a 3-ton all-in-one Jackstand/Bottle Jack for $110).

[michaelkulman]

At 3:50 I think you mean asphalt or blacktop?...Jack stands sinking into surface?...

[aaron]

Hello I have a similar jack a unijack I'm using racing ramps how you use the wood. Is it safe to jack up all 4 wheels this way? What is the safest way to do it? Front then back? Or left then right?

[loboxx]

So the vehicle's tires have to be on top of blocks so the jack can fit under the vehicle, nice.

[websurfer]

I always feel that when jacking a car on one side/ corner that it is stressing or distorting the car chassis, or potentially damaging other parts?

[ShaneZ-rl]

So I noticed you have blocks under the tires to allow the hack and adapter to fit. So im guessing it is to tall to fit under a normal car . If your using this video on a full size pick up, still won't fit. So awsome set up but the jack is to tall for "normal" size vehicles.

[johnnyhotrod]

Just checking in, are you still happy with the jack’s performance?

[clashwithmoi]

2 of these should give enough clearance for diff and trans fluid change right?

[lr]

I guess it would work for SUV's & higher vehicles but low cars, probably not!

[davidgregg]

I was thinking it would work great in my farm shop!

[loboxx]

I can see this working on my Toyota Corolla le, yup sure enough.