Just a fantastic device that makes removing mower blades safe and easy. Make sure to get the Arnold blade removal tool as it holds blades in place perfectly and allows you to safely remove and reinstall blades. I have a Husqvarna GT with the Kawasaki motor, fabricated deck, and the front bumper. The front bumper does get in the way of the handle of the MoJack, so you'll need to use your impact drill with a 7/16" socket to wind it up and down, but that makes it go so much quicker, I've removed the handle all together and don't even plan to use it.

I ordered, but haven't tried yet, the workbench accessory. I have put it together and it, too, appears well built and engineered and should be a perfect item to help me work on my 1995 Honda Masters Series, cast aluminum, hydrostatic, Honda GX mower.

I ordered the MoJack 750 Pro on Thursday, May 14. It arrived on Monday afternoon, May 18. I put it together the following morning; assembly was pretty easy and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. After completing the assembly, I gave it a dry run with no load. The crank handle was very difficult to turn in the up direction, and even harder to turn in the down direction. It pretty much jammed at one spot in the down direction. This was disappointing.

I called MoJack and got through right away to Anthony in Customer Service. He listened to my description of the problem and agreed that the winch assembly was defective. He promised to send a replacement winch right away. The replacement came today, Friday, May 22 via FedEx. Switching winches was pretty easy and within a half hour I had the new winch in and was cranking my John Deere Z655 ZTR mower's front end up and down with ease. Thank you to Anthony and MoJack for prompt, friendly customer service.

A couple of other observations: this unit in the shipping carton is quite heavy, almost 100 pounds I'd guess. Get someone to help you move it around in preparation for assembly. All the pieces are very rugged, heavy gauge steel. Assembled, you can tip it back and roll it around your garage or shop. It comes apart fairly easy for storage, but during mowing season you will probably want to keep it assembled. When the unit arrived the carton was pierced in a couple of places. This surely happened during transit, and is not unexpected due to its size and weight. It didn't cause any problem, however, because all the pieces are very rugged.

All in all, I'm very pleased with the unit and give it an enthusiastic five stars.

Purchased four years ago. It has been a great help for this female senior for blade changing and spindle replacement on an ancient JD Sabre lawn tractor. Now being used with the JD X534 lawn tractor. Have had a problem for about a year getting the release to work properly. With each iteration of the release we had to hit either side of the cross bar with a foot to get it to come down. Finally it seized and nothing would get it loose. Called the Mojack company and were given the instruction to reverse a vertical bolt and nut just behind the strap from the bolt shaft pointing down to pointing up. That left the shorter bolt head at the bottom with more room for the release to work. That adjustment got us back to being able to lower the lift using the foot stomping method, still not right. Another call to the company and we were told to slightly loosen a horizontal bolt further down on the tower. That did the job. Now the lift is working as it was designed. Kudos to Ethan at Mojack for his great assistance.

I've used this unit several times now to lift my 61" Husqvarna, 28hp zero turn mower and do the basic things you need to do with a mower. Makes it so much easier to take off the blades and sharpen them, then be able to do a good cleanout under the mower deck. I called MoJack and inquired about the unit I needed for my almost 800lb mower and the very friendly gentleman on the other end of the phone said I could "probably" get away with the next smaller unit, but would feel much safer with this 500lb lift. And he was quite correct as I do feel safer with this one. Nothing like having 800lbs fall on you while you're underneath and just ruining your day. When the mower is up in the air this unit is quite stable and once the wheels are strapped in place you feel much better about getting under the mower deck.

The only reason for the Four Stars is I think this jack is just a tad too pricey, but I suppose safety comes at a price. I would not hesitate to recommend one of these units.

Lift arrived from Amazon two days after ordering (Prime member). MoJack did a good job of the inner packaging, and assembly was fast (under an hour) and very straightforward (hardware is metric). My unit is the 750 pound-lift model.

We have four acres of lawn, and our commercial ZTR mower has a 60" deck, and the mower itself weighs 1,175 pounds, fueled, and ready to run. Driving onto the wheel pads proved a bit of a challenge, since the front deck roller did not clear the unit's base arm. I could have raised the mower deck an inch or so, but chose to put two short lengths of 2" X 12" board on the machine shed floor, to serve as a small ramp.

With that done, driving the tractor onto the unit was simple, as was the winching and other features of the MoJack. With our mower in the elevated position, we then cleaned the underside of our three-blade mower deck. Wow, what a difference! Much easier than the automotive ramps we previously used, and a greater height, too. Very easy to clean the deck, drop the blades, etc.

The MoJack is very well made and built to last. With 500 or more pounds hanging above our bodies when my wife and I clean the deck, I have never felt safer. I have high confidence that the unit will continue to perform as designed.