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Review by Jeremy Curtis of Ohio, 4-27-2017 I’m curious to see how you all are using your bottle jack on the trails or in your driveway.  I only use my bottle jack on the trails but am looking to see if anyone is doing anything unique with storage and safe usage with their jacks on the trail. I have always been a little nervous whenever I use my bottle jack.  Common thoughts that run through my mind are:     1) Is the ground too soggy or unstable?  2) Will the jack slip off the mounting point or tip over?  3) Was...

SAFE JACK as part of the Bogert Group of companies has participated in the "Make It In Washington" project. Please take a couple of minutes see what we and other fine manufacturers are doing in the state.  https://youtu.be/Xk7PgibxAOU

Over the last several years, SAFE JACK has tried to be accommodating to our customers that wanted to use our 6 ton extensions and jack pads with the 12 and 20 ton jacks that they already owned.  We did this by custom machining an adapter to fit their jack. The success of this approach depended on the customer accurately measuring the ram diameter of their jack. The process was slow and too often resulted in fit issues that prompted rework that is always costly. We have found a better way!! We have eliminated the custom machining!! We are now using...

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 We are just about to receive our next patent!!! Patents are not cheap nor do they happen quickly. It’s a government process. Happily we will be able to move the first of the SAFE JACK products from the patent pending column to the PATENTED column. The first product we introduced was the SAFE JACK STABILIZER for the Hi-Lift type jack. The original design provided a substantial 8X18 inch base that was designed to accept the foot of a Hi-Lift jack and it had stainless steel cables that attached to the vertical standard of the jack to stabilize the jack so...