Called a jack-all, a farmer’s jack, or a sheepherder’s jack, the modern Hi-Lift comes in three models: Cast/Steel, All-Cast, and X-Treme. Each is available in either 48-inch or 60-inch lengths.

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The Off-Road Hi-Lift Jack is an iconic design that has been around for decades, but using one can still be confusing. Here's how they work.

Every self-respecting off-roader packs a Hi-Lift jack and a shovel before hitting the trail. For less than $100, these two basic tools can free you from the stickiest situations.

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Not to be outdone, Torin also has a model that vies for the best overall floor jack. In this case, it's the company's AT825010B model, a low-profile jack with a single-piston quick lift pump. Made ...

And high-lift tower jacks sometimes don’t quite grab enough meaty steel to ensure your continued health and survival. I, in fact, have this issue with my Can-Am X3 project.