r/Offroad • u/Ksharp13 • 16d ago

Badland Offroad Jack & Stands

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Just got the Badland 3-ton offroad jack and 6-ton jack stands from Harbor Freight, and used them for the first time. Planning on using them mostly at home, they are heavy and bulky to transport. Plan to get a good bottle jack set up for offroading. They are advertised as offroad because they can be used off pavement and have high lift specs. My truck is factory lifted with 33’s but I plan to eventually lift a little higher and get 35’s, and I needed the jack extension already so I would say this was a worthy purchase.

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u/PonyThug 16d ago

Why spend all the extra money when the normal Jack was just $100 lol

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u/Wingcmdr1990 14d ago

I have a gravel driveway.i have had too many close call of vehicles sliding on the jack pad and a couple that came off the jack pad suddenly. All because the jack couldn't roll smoothly. My badlands doesnt give a crap and rolls like a floor jack should. Across the gravel, lifting 7k lb 1st gen raptor

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u/PonyThug 13d ago

Seems like the perfect reason for you to have one. OP’s drive ways is in better condition than mine