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Nov 8, 2026 1:39 PM

Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Construction Jack (Up to 350-lb Capacity)

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Lowe's has Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Construction Jack (Up to 350-lb Capacity,77000) on sale for $64.98. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.

Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member AndrewinMD for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Heavy-duty construction jack lifts and levels materials up to 10-Inches with 350-Pound load capacity
  • Precision lifting and lowering levers plus quick-release position for fast, no load adjustment
  • Footplate removal converts jack to clamping configuration for versatile job site applications and secure holding
  • Removable footplate covers provide non-marring surface protection and anti-slip protection during lifting operations
  • Countersunk flush mount holes secure and stabilize heavy objects while minimizing flexing with I-beam construction
  • Professional grade steel construction delivers reliable performance for demanding construction and installation applications
  • Hands-free operation allows precise positioning of drywall, panels, cabinets, and heavy materials across multiple trades

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  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $25 less (27.8% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $89.98 at the time of this post.
    • Rated 5 out of 5 stars at Lowe's based on a limited number (4) of customer reviews.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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Lowe's has Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Construction Jack (Up to 350-lb Capacity,77000) on sale for $64.98. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.

Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member AndrewinMD for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Heavy-duty construction jack lifts and levels materials up to 10-Inches with 350-Pound load capacity
  • Precision lifting and lowering levers plus quick-release position for fast, no load adjustment
  • Footplate removal converts jack to clamping configuration for versatile job site applications and secure holding
  • Removable footplate covers provide non-marring surface protection and anti-slip protection during lifting operations
  • Countersunk flush mount holes secure and stabilize heavy objects while minimizing flexing with I-beam construction
  • Professional grade steel construction delivers reliable performance for demanding construction and installation applications
  • Hands-free operation allows precise positioning of drywall, panels, cabinets, and heavy materials across multiple trades

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $25 less (27.8% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $89.98 at the time of this post.
    • Rated 5 out of 5 stars at Lowe's based on a limited number (4) of customer reviews.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
  • About this Store:
    • Lowe's returns and refunds policy is here.

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Lowes has the Jorgensen 400lb version on sale as well (I just posted it $59.98). I like that the Klein has the trigger in a direction where you could step on it with your foot to jack it up. But seems like the Jorgensen may have a few more metal parts in its construction. I'll have to check this out next time I'm in store. Cheers
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Quote from StrongRecess335 View quoted comment :
Lowes has the Jorgensen 400lb version on sale as well (I just posted it $59.98). I like that the Klein has the trigger in a direction where you could step on it with your foot to jack it up. But seems like the Jorgensen may have a few more metal parts in its construction. I'll have to check this out next time I'm in store. Cheers
I hadn't seen that Jorgensen before -- interesting. The only thing that gives me pause is the inability to use it "hands free," though how often that is required isn't something I can answer. It's definitely a solid choice though, a full 50lbs more lift than the Klein which is already better than the other competition. And $10 cheaper, so $20 for the pair. Hmm.

Thanks -- I was confident about my purchase and am now second-guessing it. 😃
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phuH4801Nov 8, 2026 5:30 PM
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It doesn't look like the height extension attachment that just came out for the DeWalt would fit the Klein. I think that accessory really expands the usefulness of the DeWalt so you might want to still go for DeWalt instead.
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I has just bought the Jorgensen a few min ago before seeing this. I quickly compared while there is still probably time to cancel, but I think the Jorgensen is the better jack, even if the same price, so the $20 cheaper (I got 2) is a bonus.

1) higher lift rating, maybe due to the metal parts for the locking & release components mentioned earlier,
2) 3 things it can do instead of 2, jack, clamp, and unlike the Klein, it can also spread, which looks super useful,
3) it is toolless to convert, which is convenient imho, and
4) I enjoy and have many Klein tools (they are one of the brands I typically trust when shopping for some tool or another, especially for electrical work, Jorgensen is known for their clamps, I have some and they are highly functional and very well made.

So, I am sticking with the Jorgensens.
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Quote from Mike C View quoted comment :
I has just bought the Jorgensen a few min ago before seeing this. I quickly compared while there is still probably time to cancel, but I think the Jorgensen is the better jack, even if the same price, so the $20 cheaper (I got 2) is a bonus.

1) higher lift rating, maybe due to the metal parts for the locking & release components mentioned earlier,
2) 3 things it can do instead of 2, jack, clamp, and unlike the Klein, it can also spread, which looks super useful,
3) it is toolless to convert, which is convenient imho, and
4) I enjoy and have many Klein tools (they are one of the brands I typically trust when shopping for some tool or another, especially for electrical work, Jorgensen is known for their clamps, I have some and they are highly functional and very well made.

So, I am sticking with the Jorgensens.
aren't the jacking and spreading mechanisms basically the same?
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Mike CNov 8, 2026 10:55 PM
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Quote from stasis View quoted comment :
aren't the jacking and spreading mechanisms basically the same?
It looks like for a more useful spreading function (like cabinet drawers several of which I need to reset), the jack has to be reconfigured a certain way to get a wide enough spread... but not positive how the Klein can do... but they don't advertise having the feature, so dunno
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Quote from phuH4801 View quoted comment :
It doesn't look like the height extension attachment that just came out for the DeWalt would fit the Klein. I think that accessory really expands the usefulness of the DeWalt so you might want to still go for DeWalt instead.
Jorgensen has an extension attachment accessory listed on their website as "coming soon", so eventually that functionality should be available for the Jorgensen Versa Force jack as well as the Dewalt.

Worth noting: the Klein in this post as well as the Jorgensen both include the foot and lifter pads. The similar Dewalt product does not include pads; they're an additional purchase accessory with limited availability.

https://www.ponyjorgensen.com/wor...ck-clamps/
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Core2QuadYesterday 5:59 AM
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4.2/5 stars on Amazon vs 4.8/5 for the Irwin. Doesn't seem worth it.
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Quote from Mike C View quoted comment :
I has just bought the Jorgensen a few min ago before seeing this. I quickly compared while there is still probably time to cancel, but I think the Jorgensen is the better jack, even if the same price, so the $20 cheaper (I got 2) is a bonus.

1) higher lift rating, maybe due to the metal parts for the locking & release components mentioned earlier,
2) 3 things it can do instead of 2, jack, clamp, and unlike the Klein, it can also spread, which looks super useful,
3) it is toolless to convert, which is convenient imho, and
4) I enjoy and have many Klein tools (they are one of the brands I typically trust when shopping for some tool or another, especially for electrical work, Jorgensen is known for their clamps, I have some and they are highly functional and very well made.

So, I am sticking with the Jorgensens.
The price difference is down to $10 today (for today only, it appears - CapOne also has 15% back). Also, the Klein's do have the spreading function, though as mentioned, it's not a tool-less switch -- I don't think that function is critical for me. For $10, I'll stick with the hands-free usage for the moment, since that seems more pertinent to how I'm going to use them initially, but I'm going to look at the Jorgensens when I pick these up today to compare in-person.

Point well made about the company's histories -- I've been somewhat curious about Klein's explosion into other areas recently since I've had some of their electrical tools for years. I wonder if the expansion (at Lowe's exclusively?) has been something that they've done in-house or if they have contracted out to other manufacturers and slapped their name on them like perhaps with these jacks.

Also, couple things on the Amazon reviews: Multiple people state that the Jorgensen is only rated for 350lbs as stated in the manual -- same as Klein. Can anyone confirm who bought them? And one person bought the Jorgensen and the Klein and preferred the Klein, side-by-side. However, several people reported failures with the Klein one (and Jorgensen "bought" favorable reviews with free products to Vine users).
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dmantheiYesterday 8:16 PM
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I have the dewalt version of this and the ability to use it "hands free" is an absolute game-changer. I would not own one of these that did not have that feature. Gives you SO many more options in so many scenarios. For example putting a 2x4 on the jack to extend it 3' up and then using both of your hands to stabilize a cabinet as you jack it into place.

This is half the price of the dewalt ones. If I didn't already have two of the dewalts, I'd buy these.
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ChaleposYesterday 9:03 PM
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FWIW, the Klein's mechanism for rapid lowering is not as smooth or as user friendly as Dewalt's. I own the Dewalt version, and I fidgeted with the Klein in store. At $65, Klein is definitely appealing. I got my two Dewalts on clearance for $35/ea at Tractor Supply several months back. No regrets.
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PlumsandpeachesYesterday 9:14 PM
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Worth checking before you pick between this and the Jorgensen: the specs say it lifts up to 10 inches, so measure the gap you need for cabinets or panels first.
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ScarletDirt565Yesterday 10:01 PM
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DeWalt needs to put theirs on sale. I'd rather have the DeWalt but $90 is redonkulous. The plastic build of the Klein is disappointing.
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DrMonoFeoToday 4:02 AM
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Awesome thread, went in for two Jorgensen's.

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ripper415Today 5:49 AM
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I just ordered this and the Jorgensen one that's also on sale. They should arrive by Wednesday. I'll test them both out and report back asap

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