Power Mountain Tallboy Off Road Jack PM34FR vs PM85ZR for Lifted Jeeps
Published 10/14/2026 >
Question:
What is the difference between this jack and the other power mountain jack rated for 6 ton PM34FR? My Jeep is lifted
asked by: Chris
Expert Reply:
Great question, Chris!
The main difference between the Power Mountain Tallboy Off Road Bottle Jack, part # PM34FR, and the Tallboy Off Road Bottle Jack with Stand, part # PM85ZR, is that the PM85ZR includes an off road jack stand, so you're essentially getting a kit with both pieces.
I like it because the 6 ton capacity and adjustable lifting range from 8-1/2" to 37-3/4" make it a great option to consider for lifted Jeeps and other off road vehicles. The included extensions give you extra height when you need it, without having to stack blocks to reach your lifting point. Once you've raised your Jeep, the included stand can support the load independently, with an adjustable height from 10-13/16" to 28-3/4" and a 6 ton capacity. This also frees up the jack if you need to move it to another lifting point.
If you're looking for both a jack and a stand for your lifted Jeep, the PM85ZR is the one I'd look at. How much lift does your Jeep have?
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Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack w/ Stand - 8-1/2" to 37-3/4" Lift - 6 Tons
- Automotive Tools
- Bottle Jack
- Jacks and Jack Stands
- 6 Tons
- Power Mountain
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