The present invention discloses a scissor jack comprising four arms hingedly arranged to provide two opposite elbows between a base and a load support. A pair of trunnions are provided with an outer trunnion at one outer elbow and a threaded trunnion at another outer elbow opposite to the one outer elbow connected through a threaded shaft. The inner third trunnion is connected to two rods to form a yoke. The yoke is configured to slideably pass through the outer trunnion of the one outer elbow to extend beyond the one outer elbow. A pair of levers are provided which are configured to be secured to the inner third trunnion. The scissor jack further comprises springs or any other retaining mechanism attached to a pair of levers, to ensure that the pair of levers return to their original location or position when the scissor jack is lowered.

An expandable car jack includes a vehicle lifting assembly with an upper lifting member, a lower lifting member mechanically coupled to the upper lifting member, and a lifting mechanism capable of moving the upper lifting member to a plurality of raised height positions. A base is coupled to the vehicle lifting assembly and includes a first base support member, a second base support member, and a base support coupler that is operable to selectively couple the first base support member to the second base support member in at least a first coupling position and a second coupling position. The base support coupler selectively mechanically maintains a parallel alignment and a perpendicular alignment of the first base support member and the second base support member when the base support coupler is in the first coupling position, allows the first base support member and the second base support member to freely move between the parallel alignment and the perpendicular alignment when the base support coupler is in the second coupling position, and remains mechanically coupled to at least the first base support member in the first and second coupling positions so that the first base support member cannot move with respect to the second base support member without a mechanical alteration to the base support coupler prior to moving either the first base support member or the second base support member.

An expandable car jack includes a vehicle lifting assembly with an upper lifting member, a lower lifting member mechanically coupled to the upper lifting member, and a lifting mechanism capable of moving the upper lifting member to a plurality of raised height positions. A base is coupled to the vehicle lifting assembly and includes a first base support member, a second base support member, and a base support coupler that is operable to selectively couple the first base support member to the second base support member in at least a first coupling position and a second coupling position. The base support coupler selectively mechanically maintains a parallel alignment and a perpendicular alignment of the first base support member and the second base support member when the base support coupler is in the first coupling position, allows the first base support member and the second base support member to freely move between the parallel alignment and the perpendicular alignment when the base support coupler is in the second coupling position, and remains mechanically coupled to at least the first base support member in the first and second coupling positions so that the first base support member cannot move with respect to the second base support member without a mechanical alteration to the base support coupler prior to moving either the first base support member or the second base support member.

A lifting jack for automotive may include a base; a pair of lower arms of which one end portion is hingedly engaged with both sides of the base; a stand having a stand groove; a pair of upper arms of which one end portion is hingedly engaged with both sides of the stand and the other end portion is hinge is hingedly engaged with the other end portion of the pair of lower arms; a fix bracket hingedly engaged with the other end portion of the lower arm and the other end portion of the upper arm; a hollow screw rod penetrating and being inserted into the fix bracket and screw threads are provided on an external circumference; a connection shaft inserted into an internal circumference of the screw rod; and a key inserted into the screw rod through the fix bracket.

A lifting jack for automotive may include a base; a pair of lower arms of which one end portion is hingedly engaged with both sides of the base; a stand having a stand groove; a pair of upper arms of which one end portion is hingedly engaged with both sides of the stand and the other end portion is hinge is hingedly engaged with the other end portion of the pair of lower arms; a fix bracket hingedly engaged with the other end portion of the lower arm and the other end portion of the upper arm; a hollow screw rod penetrating and being inserted into the fix bracket and screw threads are provided on an external circumference; a connection shaft inserted into an internal circumference of the screw rod; and a key inserted into the screw rod through the fix bracket.

A jack screw locking device is provided. The jack screw locking device has a general L-shape defined by a key arm and a lock arm. The lock arm provides a lock slot and the key arm provides a key notch. The former is for operatively associating with a scissor jack's jack screw nut in a locked engagement when the key arm is slid between a fork portion of the scissor jack framing, thereby preventing rotation about torque axis of the jack screw nut. In conditions where the jack screw starts unwinding immediately upon removing the crank, the key notch can be used to engage the same jack screw nut in a holding position prior to the crank being removed, thereby temporarily holding the jack screw in order to effectuate the locked engagement via a second jack screw locking device.

The invention provides a scissor jack which includes a threaded ball screw drive shaft with a working end secured to an output connector of a planetary gearbox at the first elbow and extending through a corresponding ball screw nut assembly at a second elbow. An operating shaft is slidably engaged with and locked for rotation of an input connector of the planetary gearbox. A lock mechanism is provided to include a first mating component supported on and for rotation with the operating shaft and a second mating component fixed in relation to a housing of the planetary gearbox. The first and second mating components are provided with cooperating formations that movable into overlapping engagement to lock the operating shaft in relation to the planetary gearbox housing.

The invention provides a scissor jack which includes a threaded ball screw drive shaft with a working end secured to an output connector of a planetary gearbox at the first elbow and extending through a corresponding ball screw nut assembly at a second elbow. An operating shaft is slidably engaged with and locked for rotation of an input connector of the planetary gearbox. A lock mechanism is provided to include a first mating component supported on and for rotation with the operating shaft and a second mating component fixed in relation to a housing of the planetary gearbox. The first and second mating components are provided with cooperating formations that movable into overlapping engagement to lock the operating shaft in relation to the planetary gearbox housing.

A jacking tool includes a bar, a first jack and a second jack. The bar extends in a first direction and has a first connection region and a second connection. The first jack is movably attached to the first connection region of the bar. The second jack is movably attached to the second connection region of the bar. The first jack includes a foot, a first guiding rod and a second guiding rod spaced apart from each other in a second direction crossing the first direction, a rod disposed between the first and second guiding rods with a thread section that is movably attached to the bar, a knob attached to one end of the rod and a toggle attached to an opposite end of the rod that is proximate to the foot in the third direction.

A jacking tool includes a bar, a first jack and a second jack. The bar extends in a first direction and has a first connection region and a second connection. The first jack is movably attached to the first connection region of the bar. The second jack is movably attached to the second connection region of the bar. The first jack includes a foot, a first guiding rod and a second guiding rod spaced apart from each other in a second direction crossing the first direction, a rod disposed between the first and second guiding rods with a thread section that is movably attached to the bar, a knob attached to one end of the rod and a toggle attached to an opposite end of the rod that is proximate to the foot in the third direction.