High Lift Jack 300-Pound for Tractor Riding Mower ATV Quads; SEE ALL GREAT FEATURES UNDER DESCRIPTION

What It Is

This is a 300-pound capacity high-lift jack designed to lift riding mowers, tractors, ATVs, and quads for maintenance, blade changes, or storage. It uses a scissor-style mechanism to raise the machine off the ground, giving you stable access to the underside.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, measure your machine’s frame width and lift point location—this jack requires a flat, solid frame rail or axle tube to attach to. It fits most lawn tractors with up to a 54-inch deck, but check that your mower’s frame has a horizontal or vertical flange (common on Husqvarna, John Deere, Craftsman, and MTD models). It’s not compatible with zero-turn mowers or machines with a curved, tubular frame unless you add an adapter plate. The jack’s mounting bracket is 3.5 inches wide, so measure your frame clearance. No OEM part number cross-reference—this is a universal aftermarket accessory.

Key Things to Know

• Assembly required: You’ll need basic tools (wrenches, socket set) and about 30–45 minutes to bolt the jack to your mower frame. Instructions are minimal.
• Weight limit is strict: Rated for 300 lbs—most riding mowers weigh 400–600 lbs, so this jack is for lifting, not supporting the full weight for long periods. Use jack stands for safety.
• Lift height: Raises up to 12–14 inches, enough for blade swaps and cleaning, but not for full suspension work. Check your mower’s ground clearance before lifting.
• Stability tip: The jack can wobble on uneven ground. Always chock the wheels and use on a flat, hard surface.

Should You Buy It

This is a solid choice for DIY homeowners who need a budget-friendly lift for basic mower maintenance—blade sharpening, deck cleaning, or tire changes. It’s not for heavy-duty shop use or zero-turn mowers. If your machine is over 300 lbs or has an odd frame design, skip it and get a full-size ATV jack with a wider base.