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[Wally]

Has anybody used a MoJack tractor lift?
I ordered one online from Home Depot, got it Thur. Taking it back today!!!!
Used it to lift my JD 212 worked fine raised it 24''.
Yesterday used it to lift my X740D, crank handle was to long to use with the brush guard, so I used the drill motor adaptor to raise it, got 1/2 way up and sounded like something stripped, wouldn't go up or down, coundn't use crank ---handle to long---
So had to use another jack to lift it to release the safty catch, then I eased it diwn with drill motor. MoJack ''no mo'' on its way back? It was the MoJack PRO model.

[poncho62]

Sounds like something that would be useful....cost would be a major factor for us poor folk......I drive my tractors up on my trailer to work on them, saves bigtime on my old back.

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[jhn9840]

Hard to get anything worth while anymore. I just run them up on car ramps.

jhn9840
John

[NUTNDUN]

If we had a garage big enough I think it would be great to have a powered lift like they do for cars to put the tractors on. That is just daydreaming though LOL

[fordmustang1984]

I dont know George, someone might have one of those already. I am considering a mobile one that you set up a in place use it, and when its empty again, roll it out of the way.

[SandburRanch]

I dont know George, someone might have one of those already. I am considering a mobile one that you set up a in place use it, and when its empty again, roll it out of the way.
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I have one of those.

[MH81]

I have one of those

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[SandburRanch]

I dont know George, someone might have one of those already. I am considering a mobile one that you set up a in place use it, and when its empty again, roll it out of the way.
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I have one of those.

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This one is out of the way when not being used. Don't know how to do videos.

[olcowhand]

My son bought a motorcycle/ATV lift table a month or so ago. If I ever get time, I'd love to build one for my GT work. His is a 1500lb table. I'd build mine heavier to handle any of my GT's...filled tires, loader & all. But that's onjly if I ever get around to it. Right now it's just a good intention. His having his lift gives me good ideas as to how to engineer one. His is similar to this one in attached pic, with detachable extensions, plus a front wheel vise to hold cycle front tire.

[don wyatt]

This is what I use. It is a deere after all. Getting out of my wheelchair and getting under those things just ain't as easy as it used to be. I built this so I could do my own work.

[SandburRanch]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]5276[/ATTACH]This is what I use. It is a deere after all. Getting out of my wheelchair and getting under those things just ain't as easy as it used to be. I built this so I could do my own work.

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You're to be commended for not totally relying on someone else. It's simply amazing what some seemingly handicapped people can do. Congratulations.

I have a 81 year old brother that can't stand on his legs more than a few seconds so he bought an electric winch to do what you do. But only after the rope broke in his old pulley block and tackle our father used.

[NUTNDUN]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]5276[/ATTACH]This is what I use. It is a deere after all. Getting out of my wheelchair and getting under those things just ain't as easy as it used to be. I built this so I could do my own work.

I love it, deere on the gutting hook. Just be careful since it doesn't seem like it would be easy to have a secondary catch in case something lets go.