BBTO High Lift Jack Mate Wheel Lifter Lift-Mate Lm-100, 5000 Pound Capacity Fit for High Lift Jacks Farm Jacks Lifts Recovery Accessory

What It Is

The BBTO High Lift Jack Mate Wheel Lifter is a recovery accessory designed to convert a standard high-lift farm jack into a wheel-lifting tool. It attaches to the jack’s lifting pin and cradles a tire, allowing you to lift a mower, ATV, or small tractor by its wheel for field repairs, tire changes, or stuck-vehicle recovery.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your jack’s pin diameter and slot width. This lifter fits most high-lift jacks with a lifting pin diameter of 0.5–0.6 inches and a slot width of roughly 1.25 inches. It will not work with bottle jacks or scissor jacks. The 5,000-pound capacity is a static load rating—your jack’s rated lift capacity must match or exceed this. Measure the wheel diameter: this lifter accommodates tires up to about 12 inches wide and 26 inches in diameter. It is not designed for zero-turn mowers with low ground clearance or for lifting by the mower deck. For lawn tractors, garden tractors, and UTVs, it works well if the jack can reach the wheel hub.

Key Things to Know

• Build quality: The lifter is made from welded steel with a black powder coat. Some users report the cradle edges can be sharp—file or sand them if needed.
• Installation difficulty: Tool-free. Slide the lifter over the jack’s lifting pin and secure with the included retaining pin. No modifications required.
• Common gotchas: The lifter can slip if the jack is not fully vertical. Always lift on level ground. The cradle works best on tires with a flat tread face (not aggressively knobby tires). Check that the jack’s base plate is wide enough to prevent tipping when lifting a heavy mower.
• Weight: About 5 lbs. Adds minimal bulk to your jack.

Should You Buy It

If you own a high-lift jack and need a quick, affordable way to lift a lawn tractor or small ATV by the wheel for tire changes or stuck recovery, this is a solid buy at $32.99. It’s not for commercial use or heavy machinery, and it won’t work with every jack, but for occasional home-use recovery, it’s a practical upgrade. Skip it if you need to lift by the frame or deck.