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MoJack 26 in. 550 lb. Capacity Hydraulic Mower Deck Lift, 45004

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The steel crafted MoJack Hydraulic Mower Deck Lift 550 is designed to lift lawn and garden tractors and zero-turn-radius mowers. The front mower lift link assembly is ideal for blade sharpening, belt replacement, and debris removal. Safer and more convenient than car ramps or blocks, the slow descent hydraulic cylinder and auto-lock system of the high lift mower blades prevents the machine from slipping or becoming unstable while performing repair and maintenance.

  • Lifting capacity of 550 lbs (lifting front of mower, not total mower weight)
  • Front mower lift link assembly with hydraulic lit system
  • Mower deck lift lifting height measures 26 in.
  • Signature design slow descent hydraulic cylinder for smooth lowering
  • Wheel span measurement of 18.5 in. – 47.5 in. (inside to outside front tires)
  • High lift mower blades fold flat for easy storage
  • 2 year limited warranty residential use; 1 year limited warranty commercial use

    Key Features & Benefits

    Brand MoJack
    Country of Origin Imported
    Brand Compatibility Universal
    Features Designed to lift riding mowers and ZTR mowers with a front end weight of not more than 550#.
    Maximum Lift 26 in.
    Maximum Weight Capacity 550 lb.
    Maximum Wheel Span 47.5 in.
    Minimum Lift 18 in.
    Minimum Wheel Span 18.5 in.
    Model Compatibility Universal
    Primary Color Black
    Primary Material Steel
    Product Height 29 in.
    Product Length 28 in.
    Product Weight 65 lb.
    Product Width 35 in.
    Warranty 2-year limited warranty for residential use; 1-year limited warranty for commercial use
    Manufacturer Part Number 45004

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