Ellis Manufacturing Light-Duty Steel Lifting Shore – Adjustable Basement Jack for Floor Leveling, Structural Support, Concrete, and Beams – 8,000 lb Safe Load Capacity – 62"-86" Adjustment

I needed something heavy duty like this two years ago during renovation but couldn’t find anything. I used the 10-14 I think the shorter version may work very well for jacking up an external wall while sitting on a foundation wall.I used mine to jack up the end of an large Oak floor support some A/C guy thought was ok to cut while installing a duct. I sprayed a littlelube on the screw prior to install and used a socket extension. Two story wood frame home.Felt like it could handle a lot more that I used it for.Looks good and nobody will squawk it during inspection.

Well made. They worked perfectly to raise the roof above the carport bringing it back to level

Was everything was hoping for and very sturdy and well made with ease of setting up . Definitely recommend if anyone is looking for .

I lifted the rear of a two Story garage 4" with two jacks. One on each corner. I placed two jacks on a concrete footing side by side and alternately screwed each a few turns to raise the building. After the building was lifted I removed the two extra jacks. These are a very high quality product.

It works great with the jack

This is a very stout piece of equipment. It puts to shame others in it's class and beyond. Some I looked at had shoddy welds and others didn't have a locking screw. I'm no professional, but I would think in the area of lifting shores & screw jacks it's important to have both quality welds and locking screws.

The media could not be loaded. It's very easy to use and very sturdy.

Product was heavy duty, wished they would have included a turning bar to adjust but we got the job done