LAUCO Car Door Installer and Remover Jack Lift Hoist, Heavy Duty Car Door Jack, Floor Jack, Trolley Service Lift Floor Jack with 4 Steel Swivel Castors Hoist Jack Stand Dolly Red- [7756]

Okay, you have two choices, this one for $200 or the $140 one. The difference is in the width of the metal used. The legs are at least 1/4 inch wider on this one, it has four locking wheels, (very useful to use front or back, or both). Yes, this is not a "professional" model, which is $600 or more! But for an old lady who needs to remove and replace doors on her old project cars and trucks...IT WORKS GREAT! I have my Willys on a lift, I raised it enough to get the legs under it and although, there is a certain amount of fanagaling (?)...it worked like a charm! Yes, the rubbers are on crooked, and it is made you know where...I am happy with it! All in all it went together easily. I would recommend for heavy doors, go through the window as I did, a bit more stable. I likey!

While there are some quality control issues with the welding components and alignment, this product can still be a good choice with a few tweaks. It may not meet US standards, but for the price, it offers decent value.

but if the door installation tool cost more I might expect more durable material or stronger features.

I'm a retired auto body tech with a home shop. After 35+ years of lifting heavy doors, I needed a jack like this, as I mostly work alone now. This is well built for a tool on the cheaper side, It has much more height adjustment than others I checked out. It should work on any truck unless it's radically lifted. It also has tilt features that I was looking for. Front to back has a screw handle to set angle, side to side is a plate that swivels on a bolt, simple, but it works. It was easy to put together, I added more washers than supplied, I don't like nuts cutting into the finish. The base was a little off square, all four wheels not totally touching the floor, but not a problem especially when moving a heavy door.I put the locking wheels (also a feature other models didn't have) on the rear, not the front like the picture showed. I greased up the lift mechanism better ( it was squeaking). The main piece of square tubing with the jack fits a little loose over the smaller one it slides over, but still seems sturdy under load. I put a large washer on the adjustment bolt that swivels for side to side adjustment, maybe later some sort of wing nut setup so you don't need wrenches to adjust, but having it just tight enough so you can still move it seems fine anyway. I almost bought a more expensive jack but took a chance on this one, glad I did. Nice tool for the price IMO.

The car door installer and remover jack lift hoist is disappointing. It’s difficult to maneuver and the steel swivel castors are not smooth, making it hard to use. The jack itself lacks stability, leading to unsafe and unreliable performance.

Setup is OK but is somewhat flimsy and will barely lift and lower even with a light weight door hanging on it, could have probably built a better one on my own for relatively the same cost.

Good

The castors are difficult to maneuver, and the jack doesn’t lift smoothly. After a few uses, it started showing signs of wear. I wouldn’t trust it for heavy-duty jobs.