The one I received seems to be a newer version (manufactured in February 2016) than what is shown by the picture: On the bottom of the jack near the release valve there is another adjustment screw (which is not supposed to be adjusted by end users) covered by a piece of red plastic. On the box of the jack it states that the minimum height is 7" (which I measured and confirmed as such) and the maximum height is 13-5/8". The maximum height is achieved with the extension screw on the top of the jack fully extended. Also on the box it states that the jack has a two-year warranty instead of the 90 days shown on the Amazon item description.
My overall impression of the jack is pretty good: small size and well made. Raising the jack from the minimum height to the maximum height takes about 30 pumps, with each pump raising the jack about 5/32". My jack also arrived with sufficiently full jack oil, although I did replace some (by removing the painted rubber plug on the jack body) with stop leak jack oil as a precaution.
I would recommend this jack to people who want to carry a small jack in their car just in case. For me, I plan to use it in combination with the scissor jack that comes with my car (since the minimum height I need to raise my car is 6".)
| Manufacturer | Pro-Lift |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pro-LifT |
| Model | B-002D |
| Item Weight | 3.54 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 4.13 x 7.68 x 4.13 inches |
| Item model number | B-002D |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B-002D |
