Off-Road ARB Recovery Jack Overview!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Matt shows you this ARB Heavy Duty 360-Degree Low Profile Hydraulic Jack for your off-road rig.
Hydraulic Jack:
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Jack Base:
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While in action, a black rubber body bumper shields the vehicle from the risk of damage during the recovery. The easy-to-access red lowering lever ensures lowering the vehicle is achieved swiftly according to dual lowering speeds, with a press of the lever, a slow or rapid descent can be achieved. Made from aircraft-grade 6061 T6 aluminum for maximum strength. The nine hooking points offer the adjustable hook a wide range of lifting heights; capable of lifting up to a total of 4,400lbs. When under load, an internal blow-off valve provides overload protection to safeguard the user. This jack body can be rotated 360° to align the pivoting foot to match the terrain.
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Hydraulic Jack: www.cjponyparts.com/arb-hydraulic-jack-heavy-duty-360-degree-low-profile/p/1060001/
Jack Base: www.cjponyparts.com/arb-jack-base-hydraulic-heavy-duty-low-profile/p/10100111/
Man that price tag, I will stay with my Hi-lift peasant jack
Does it come with a bumper for that price?
Great review nice, to have more info in the off road arsenal!
When they drop the price in half I'll consider it. But until then, I believe it is way over inflated.
Love it, but the price is unreasonable
Question: The provided instructions say not to store the ARB Jack on its side or it will leak. Yet they are all shipped on their side. They also are stored on their side at the distribution warehouse and in delivery trucks. Mine arrived covered in oil because of these reasons. Further, how are we to store the Jack outside the vehicle if it comes in a storage bag that is without mounting hardware and which causes one to assume that the Jack is to be stored IN the vehicle, where it almost always can only be stored on its side, because of its height? Why isnt there mounting hardware specific to the Jack, designed/sold by ARB that is 1) meant to be mounted on exterior and that, 2) incorporates theft resistant features (e.g. lockable hardware)? I'm in the states. These are very popular here but that is changing quickly. I just returned from the Overland Expo and my question above, includes the 2 most heard complaints about this product and are the reasons why so many are now turning to other products. The number 1 complaint however: storing this on its side should not allow oil to leak/this is a very poor design feature! I love ARB but this is money I'm now seeing that was poorly spent, due to an incomplete design and a lack of mounting options, which ARB should've addressed prior to releasing this product. ARB, please address these 3 things, or I fear ARB will see this products interest lose steam. ARB is a solid company but the mark was missed on this one big time.
How do you lower it all the way down? I couldn't with all my weight and lever fully depressed.
Great review!
Do you need to have a front and rear bumper to use this, or would sliders work fine? Can this do anything more than just lifting the vehicle for changing tires?
does the price of the jack include the bumper?
4 mins later finished lowering it under body weight. Haha true story.
Just wondering how you mount it in the jeep ?
I was won over until I saw the price tag ...🤯
What lightbar is that??
$800??!!!???!!!?!?!!!!??!!!??!??!!!!?!?!
How about when you don't have an ARB BUMPER!
It will still work on any high lift points.