Jungle Jim's Commercial or Push Mower Jack -Lift Most Mowers, Even ZTRs - 800 Pound Capacity!

It works just as advertised! It’s very sturdy which makes it simple and easy to change the mower blades! Highly recommend this product.

Great mower jack once it's assembled. Assembly is a bit of a pain. The video QR code in the manual made it acceptable. Once assembled this jack delivers. Incredibly easy to lift a Craftsman Z5200 42" Zero Turn. It's also easy to store in the corner of your shed or garage. Would love to see this product be $30 to $50 cheaper but don't regret the purchase at all. I recommend it!

I had an older two piece style that was bulky, very heavy and slow to operate. I came across this and for the price, figured I would try it. It works great, lightweight, compact, and very easy to operate on my Hustler zero-turn 54". It makes cleaning my deck and replacing blades so much faster and easier. A little tricky to put together. The instructions were not very clear so save the pictures on the box. I used the pics more than the printed instructions. I sold my old unit and almost paid for this one so it was a win-win.

This Jungle Jim mower jack works on the front end of my 2024 Scag Liberty Z with the 36 in Hero deck.I could NOT get an answer to that question from Amazon or from anyone else for weeks as I pondered the purchase of this jack, not even via the Jungle Jim chat function. I took a gamble, and it worked out.As close as an answer to that question is the Jungle Jim statement that this jack fits "most" ZTR mowers.The Jungle Jim jack lifts the front end of my Scag about 19 inches off the floor but I have to place it to the left or right side of the dead center dual anti-scalp wheels on the front of the mower deck - see the photo.There is no reasonable lifting point in the back of my Scag for the Jungle Jack because due to the engine weight, any off center lift could cause the machine to tip over sideways.If I need to lift the rear of my Scag, I’ll use a floor jack and jack stands.I do have to raise my Scag mower deck height to its max level to get the hook to fit but that is simple on my Scag.I have not seen that fact mentioned in any video, the manual or any review. See the other photo that shows the deck height adjustment on Scag that is foot pedal operated and uses a lock pin. - takes 60 seconds to raise to max height.Why did I give the 1-star deduction and not a 5-star rating if this jack works well with my new Scag. Simple - assembly is annoying. It’s a battle for lameness between the assembly video and the POS manual but the manual loses quickly.I don’t know why companies like this don’t put more energy into manuals and assembly videos. It gives them a a bad name sJungle Jim could make assembly far easier with one simple addition. Put matching number or letter decals or stickers on matching frame parts.Their instruction manual is not helpful either. I worked as a part time auto and diesel mechanic in the 70's and 80's in the summer working my way through college. Vehicle repair and assembly schematics and documentation even in those days was far better than the manual with this jack.Bottom line is that this jack is less expensive compared to Mojack, is sturdy, has a small footprint for storage, doesn’t use the wheels as lifting points and appears safe but only in the proper lifting locations on your mower.Always use jack stands with ANY jack so you don’t join the “odd death” category. Hope this helps!

Having recently purchased a Cub Cadet ZT1 47" zero turn mower, I needed a jack to pick it up to change blades, scrape the deck, and do general maintenance on it. I saw a video of a landscaper raising a much larger zero turn mower than mine, and I was impressed.This jack stores easily with a very small "foot print".It is efficient. In 10 seconds my mower is about 20 inches off of the ground at the front of the mower deck.It has good leverage, so raising the mower took little effortThere is no hydraulic cylinder, which will eventually leak and fail.There is no cable system and crank to contend with.It doesn't have pneumatic tires which dry rot and need refilling.It has a safety arm which keeps the jack from up-ending causing the mower to come crashing down.With the safety arm extended, the jack is completely stable under load.Assembly was easy. People put videos online assembling their Jungle Jack - I recommend watching one of those videos.I took it to work and attempted to lift the John Deere lawn tractor we have, but it wouldn't reach the mower deck. It did lift the tractor by the tractor frame, which would make changing tires easy, but the mower deck was only 6 inches off of the ground - not enough for a thorough cleaning or blade change.

Good product! Instructions on assembly not too good! Best to watch video

This is a great jack for my new Bad Boy ZT Elite w/ 54" deck. It was easy to assemble if you follow the "Jungle Jack V2 Update 09 26 23" video on YTube. Just make sure when you assemble it, the rotating handle is on the right side when the jack is in the upright position. It easily lifts the mower deck 19" off the ground for easy access to the blades and for cleaning. The main reason I went with this jack is that it has a very small footprint and doesn't take up a lot of floor space like some jacks do. The mower was very stable when lifted, but I did chock the wheels and put jack stands under the deck for added safety. I highly recommend this jack if you have a Z-turn mower.

This thing makes blade changes on my Gravely ZT mower quick and easy. It's much quicker than the jacks you have to drive on and then crank to raise them. Assembly takes about 30 min. I watched the YouTube video for assembly instead of reading the instructions. The only complaint is that there was some paint on the axle shafts so the wheels would not go on until I sanded that off. A minor inconvenience, but the jack is good quality and sturdy. I recommend it.