Tyrex Hi-Lift Type Farm Jack 5' (150 cm), 3000 kg

Fit a lift and larger tyres and the jack that used to be fine suddenly runs out of travel before the wheel leaves the ground. With suspension that droops as the body rises, lifting the chassis is only half the job – you need a beam with room to spare.

This Tyrex version is 150 cm long and gives 30 cm more travel than the 4' variant. The rated capacity stays the same at 3000 kg, so the difference is purely about how high you can go.

Key benefits

• More lifting range – 150 cm of beam is real headroom on a lifted vehicle, where the suspension extends before the tyre clears the ground.
• 3000 kg capacity – the same rating as the shorter version, so the longer beam costs you nothing in strength.
• Built for the field – a high-lift jack grabs a bumper, sill or step, so it works where a factory jack has nowhere to sit.
• Yellow finish – easy to see in mud and in a loaded boot.
• CE declaration of conformity – the manufacturer quotes register number EPTC-GB-S1106876.

Technical data

• Type: high-lift / farm jack
• Beam length: 5' = 150 cm
• Rated capacity: 3000 kg
• Colour: yellow
• CE declaration of conformity: register no. EPTC-GB-S1106876
• Brand: Tyrex
• Manufacturer part number: TYFJ5

Who it is for: owners of lifted vehicles on large tyres for whom a 120 cm beam falls short. It also suits anyone who lifts the vehicle not only to change a wheel, but to pack something underneath it in a rut. If your vehicle sits at factory ride height, the 4' version (RAP-TYFJ4) will be handier.

Handling and safety notes

A longer beam also means a higher centre of gravity once the vehicle is up, so a solid footing matters even more than on the 4'. On soft ground use a plate or a board under the foot. Observe the basics: never get under a raised vehicle without additional support, keep the handle controlled while lowering, and check that the lifting point can take the load.

Why it is worth it

• A 150 cm beam with travel to spare for lifted suspension.
• The same 3000 kg rated capacity as the shorter version.
• A versatile tool that earns its keep beyond wheel changes.

If your vehicle is lifted, the longer beam is simply the better buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 5' differ from the 4'?

Beam length: 150 cm instead of 120 cm. Both are rated at 3000 kg, so the longer beam simply gives more lifting range.

Is 150 cm the right length for a lifted vehicle?

A longer beam gives more travel, which matters with raised suspension and big tyres, because the suspension droops before the tyre clears the ground. At factory ride height the 4' version is handier.

What is the rated capacity?

The distributor states 3000 kg.

Does it come with a CE declaration of conformity?

Yes – the manufacturer quotes register number EPTC-GB-S1106876.