Ive had my jungle jack for 5 years ! Great product

If you watch the KZfaq video the company made about the Jungle Jack it tells you to remove the pin and lower the safety arm until it's on the ground...then insert the pin into the other hole...THEN raise the mower. The printed instructions tell you to use it only on concrete or hard surfaces, not on a lawn. It also says never to put your head under the mower without jack stands in place, and sure as heck not on grass. Be careful dude. Don't lose your head.

Ah bro! i have a jungle jack also, along with a z3x. I cant get mine to lift at all. But watching you do it maybe Ive been doing it wrong. I did reach out to the company just last week and they responded back with changing out the 2" tooth that came with the jack and replacing it with their 3" tooth. I dont think they even know if it will work or not. only time will tell. Keep up the great video content and rock on!

Great review cameron , jungle jim does make some good stuff at reasonable prices 👍👊🇺🇲💯

I'm glad to see that work on the Z3X, I use a chain hoist at home but I don't have a way to do it in the field.

I owned a Jungle Jack for a while and thoroughly enjoyed it! Very quick and easy way to lift mowers!

Great video as always! Need another video with your cousin who I thought was you 🤣🤣🤣

Nice review. Pretty sweet little jack.

Very good point about the holes lining up on the jungle Jim Jack so that the safety pin can be installed. Thank you. It would have been helpful to tell us how much force you had to exert to lift each machine and to comment on its degree of difficulty.

Hey just got this jack. We’re do you recommend the deck at the beginning if you said that I apologize I didn’t hear it. Do you have the deck all the way up or all the way down or it doesn’t matter??? Thanks

I think the pin line up issue is small tires sinking in. I bet if had a small piece of 1/4" plywood would emininate sink & make jack easier. Maybe they need to go to wider tires for grass use.

It might be better on a flat concrete surface. Great review!!!

I am quite intrigued with that jack for my residential ZTR. However, I have a concern that you may be able to answer. That fold down assist-step seems quite high. I'm in my mid-60's with arthritic knees. You seem to have to step really high to reach that pedal. I'm not sure I could do it.

If you want excellent access, back the mower up some auto ramps. The Jungle Jack will then lift the front and there will be lots of access to inspect the transmission and any idler pulleys or mud caked on the transmission, keeping it form proper cooling. Nobody wants to buy a new mower ahead of schedule because they didn't get a good look see before things went south.

I pick my 52” Scag Tiger Cat 2 with the parking brake on with no effort

I have Toro ZMaster 4000 with 48" deck. Recently picked up the Jungle Jack. Seems the 2"hook might be a bit too small. Is this in fact the case? Do I need to purchase the larger hook?

I bought the Titan and I hate the parking break How can I bypass the kill switch ?

Might work better on a hard surface vs the grass. We have a jungle jack for our scag and exmark. Just finished the video so guess it worked.

Orange stripes on floor is a good idea too!

How many hours do you currently have on the titan. Like the design just don’t know about the house brand engine

Great video hope you and your family are staying safe.

looks like a cool tool but its a 'one trick pony', i'll stick with my hi-lift jack which pulls posts, winches and about a hundred other things. i'd never crawl under with ANY of the jacks out there tho. jack stands or 4x4 back up to any jack for me

On any lift ,you need a solid base surface not a grassy ground, you wouldn't put a car jack under a car that way this is not any different.

Good video. Thank you for sharing.

How will it do on a 61 Scag Vride

Doesn’t harm the deck pushing up into the mower frame?

I never use the safety thing its never fallin in 5 years

RTFM, and NEVER jack your mower in the grass, unless you prefer to look stupid.

When doing this is grass jungle jack wheels will sink due to weight of mower, making the holes to misalign, but I'm sure you already knew that.

Your problem is that you are trying the jack on the soft ground, causing the wheels to digg in the ground. That in turn limits an angle that the security arm was design to travel. Looks that the Jungle Jack was design (and rightfullt so) to be used on a solid base like a garage floor. Using the jack on a soft ground create risk of loss of stability, and IMO is not safe and not recommended.

Use a drift pin

U have foot assistance in wrong hole goes on bottom hole

Step one.... NEVER USE THIS JACK ON THE LAWN...THE GROUND SINKS. USE ON SOLID SURFACE,CONCRETE, WOOD SHED FLOOR.ECT. NEVER USE ON LAWN SURFACE. Dont jack your car up on the lawn eighther...same reason.

Hard surface works 10x better

Works way better on concrete.

Try on a hard surface

Obvious, wheels sinking into sod. Use on a hard surface! You need to call Mr Obvious.

Using this in the grass is a VERY POOR idea Instructions actually state this.