What a great Comparison I agree there isn't a 300 dollar difference and I find the pro eagle Price for there mount brackets alone is the price of the Badlands jack
Any time Bro Great video And Appreciate your thoughts and Time For making the video I did a video yesterday on my badlands jack out the box being twisted and one of the wheels in front was a 1/4 inch from touching the ground on every surface got it exchanged today @@ClassyTacos
@@ClassyTacos 100% its much easier to walk into a HF location tjat can be found all over the country. And most often you can walk in and trade them out no questions asked. Im sure stock will stabilize in a few months once tge excitement has worn off but i have a feeling these jacks are gonna be just as big of a hit as the badlands winches have become.
This video made me get a HF one and couldn't be happier. Sure, it's a copy, but they definitely thought about improving the original design. Plus this beats my bottle jack...
Great video. Bought the Badlands for working on my 4x4 Tahoe (2006). Have the 1.5 HF jack that you have, but I can't hit the frame with it. So far really impressed.
I want to buy the badlands one now just for the locking handle feature. I can’t stand that the pro eagle handle flings forward toward the truck when you let go.
Got the Badlands a week ago, on assembly, all 4 wheels don’t sit on pavement at same time (all pavement) so something is clearly bent. It’ll be going back this weekend.
Supposedly the Badland Jack also has Rear Axle Lock Not sure were its mentioned in the instructions and even on the box But Nothing tells you were it's located or looks like
I would assume wheels and jack handle are as they are very similar. As for the rest of the parts, I would not assume they are interchangeable. Have not tried so I can't confirm. Thanks for watching.
I did test the Pro Eagle mount and sadly the Badlands one does not mount on it. The chassis is higher and doesn’t allow for the bar to go across as well as it’s a little longer
Just ordered an Eagle Abraham model. Apparently they have become more competitive on price. In this case cheaper. But for features I would have taken the badlands normally. But Abraham is low profile at 4" and I need it for changing skid steer tires, then I ordered the 8-10" extension for my off road work. Special case I realize, but with price being relatively the same it worked better for me. With out the skid steer need? Would have gone Badlands for sure.
Order my jack right before Christmas and was told 2 weeks, 2 weeks later was told the 27th of January. Went in on the 28th and now they say maybe the end of March. Hope you aren’t in a hurry if you order one of these.
Very informative, but the most important thing, as far as measurement, is the distance between both the front wheels and rear wheels (to resist tipping sideways on unlevel ground). I do not see the distance between axles being important at all. Also, the locking of the handle is not to prevent it from hitting the vehicle-it is to facilitate turning, by lifting the front wheels off the ground.
@@appleztooranges It will fit without the extension, what needs to be checked is how far under you need to go to get to your jack point. The badlands sits higher off the ground than the Daytona.
Ya, I like it. It moves around in the garage freely in silence. No real major issues with it, does the intended job. It stays in the garage. It will move around a little thats the only thing that someone could find annoying. Thanks for watching.
After doing my fair share of research The Bad Lands off road Jack is way better than the Pro Eagle, Bad Lands is worth every dollar, shimmed aluminum body, skid plates and everything, Harbor Freight has come a long way !!!
I work at the harbor freight warehouse in moreno valley I haven't seen many shipped to the stores compared to other jacks I usually see around 4 or less per store
Stop the video at the 12:09 point I have the tube measured for you. Do you want the diameter of the contact surface where the vehicle physically sits on?
I tried the badlands, once home, something was bent because all 4 wheels would not sit on the ground at the same time. It also bled down while in use....took it back, spent the money on the pro eagle, not one regret. Get the pro eagle
Big companies like pro eagle actually manufacture a similar lower quality product that they sell to other companies like harbor freight. So even though they're a little different and have a different name but they're probably made by the same company...lol. All big Corps. do that with every different type of product. So even though it looks like they're in competition with a different brand it's their product and they're making money either way 😂
Just a simple old school thing against the wheel would be great. Frustrating when you set it down and then turn around and it’s rolling down the driveway
This actually made me laugh. They are jacks man, they lift cars. Just like every other jack. The way they look and feel is the only difference. Besides, tons of videos out of them lifting cars. Thanks for watching.
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After watching 3 crappy reviews, I didn't expect much, but you did a fantastic job. very informative. Thank you.
Thanks, appreciate it.
What a great Comparison I agree there isn't a 300 dollar difference and I find the pro eagle Price for there mount brackets alone is the price of the Badlands jack
Appreciate it, thanks for watching.
Any time Bro Great video And Appreciate your thoughts and Time For making the video I did a video yesterday on my badlands jack out the box being twisted and one of the wheels in front was a 1/4 inch from touching the ground on every surface got it exchanged today @@ClassyTacos
Only issue I have found is that the badlands are Tweeked and the front Left tire tends not to touch the ground
Just had my badlands delivered today. Still in box. This is awesome for people that bought one!
Thanks for the kind words. It's impressive and looks to be well built. Harbor Freight has really stepped up their game with this jack.
Great video! I have dealt with harbor freight customer care, and I must say, it was pretty painless.
Thanks brother, appreciate it. Thats good to know.
@@ClassyTacos 100% its much easier to walk into a HF location tjat can be found all over the country. And most often you can walk in and trade them out no questions asked. Im sure stock will stabilize in a few months once tge excitement has worn off but i have a feeling these jacks are gonna be just as big of a hit as the badlands winches have become.
The bad lands is Aluminum that's why the texture is rough
Great video thanks. I just got my Badlands. Took about a month to come in but love it so far.
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Got mine on sale for $194! Couldn't be happier with the badlands!
Nice score.
Finally found one of the Badlands in stock and brought it home with me. I’m loving it so far
Nice, happy you were able to get your hands on one.
This video made me get a HF one and couldn't be happier. Sure, it's a copy, but they definitely thought about improving the original design. Plus this beats my bottle jack...
Appreciate it, thanks for watching.
Great comparison video! Keep it up classy!
Thank you. Appreciate the kind words.
Badlands will be $249 during tent sale this June at hf. I’m grabbing one
Dammit. Just bought one today with ITC. $260 vs the $250 in a few weeks.
@@privateer5 I’m waiting haha
My luck no store in 100 miles will have them then ha.
Great video. Bought the Badlands for working on my 4x4 Tahoe (2006). Have the 1.5 HF jack that you have, but I can't hit the frame with it. So far really impressed.
Thanks, I really appreciate it.
I want to buy the badlands one now just for the locking handle feature. I can’t stand that the pro eagle handle flings forward toward the truck when you let go.
Right, looks like Harbor Freight really stepped up their game with jack. It's such a good idea.
Got the Badlands a week ago, on assembly, all 4 wheels don’t sit on pavement at same time (all pavement) so something is clearly bent. It’ll be going back this weekend.
Once you use it enough, it will settle out. Thanks for watching.
Mine works amazing couldn't be happier
Supposedly the Badland Jack also has Rear Axle Lock Not sure were its mentioned in the instructions and even on the box But Nothing tells you were it's located or looks like
I have not heard of that one. Thanks for watching.
Just picked one up today during their parking lot sale for $250
I was just looking at my email about the parking lot sale.
@@robertrangel09 if you’re thinking about it just do it. I think this is Black Friday like pricing for it.
Nice grab.
Yeah just picked up one also
Since you have both jacks, which replacement parts are interchangeable? wheels? jack handle?
I would assume wheels and jack handle are as they are very similar. As for the rest of the parts, I would not assume they are interchangeable. Have not tried so I can't confirm. Thanks for watching.
Great video, I just bought the HF……. So far, so good.
Awesome, thanks for watching.
I did test the Pro Eagle mount and sadly the Badlands one does not mount on it. The chassis is higher and doesn’t allow for the bar to go across as well as it’s a little longer
Thanks for the heads up, appreciate it.
Just ordered an Eagle Abraham model. Apparently they have become more competitive on price. In this case cheaper. But for features I would have taken the badlands normally. But Abraham is low profile at 4" and I need it for changing skid steer tires, then I ordered the 8-10" extension for my off road work. Special case I realize, but with price being relatively the same it worked better for me. With out the skid steer need? Would have gone Badlands for sure.
@@myauctionaddictionestatesa7451 thanks for the heads up.
Great Video Review I feel Badlands is good for the price 👍
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The badlands is awesome, i like the price and was able to get a CMS jack mount off Amazon all for cheaper than the pro
Nice, thanks for watching.
Great review
Thank you
Thanks for watching.
Order my jack right before Christmas and was told 2 weeks, 2 weeks later was told the 27th of January. Went in on the 28th and now they say maybe the end of March. Hope you aren’t in a hurry if you order one of these.
You are better off, canceling the order and finding one in store. Thanks for watching.
@@ClassyTacos I live in the sticks and the next closest harbor freight is almost 100 miles and I have also checked and they do not have any.
@@groundzero6129 I see. I stopped today at the Apopka store by me, no off road jacks.
I just got m8n3 have to do a clutch thank u orielys and harbor frieght
Thanks for watching.
Very informative, but the most important thing, as far as measurement, is the distance between both the front wheels and rear wheels (to resist tipping sideways on unlevel ground). I do not see the distance between axles being important at all. Also, the locking of the handle is not to prevent it from hitting the vehicle-it is to facilitate turning, by lifting the front wheels off the ground.
Yes, thank you for that.
Just got my HF. Will update you on anything.
Awesome, thank you.
Would you buy the Badland over the Daytona if you have 2 Tacomas and a rav4?
The badlands is a bit more versatile over the Daytona. If I was you I would make sure the badlands fits under the RAV4. Thanks for watching.
@@ClassyTacos you got 11” from ground to frame on the rav4. Will it fit under there?
@@appleztooranges It will fit without the extension, what needs to be checked is how far under you need to go to get to your jack point. The badlands sits higher off the ground than the Daytona.
So classy
You know it.
I really wanna no if the pro eagle mount would work on the badlands
People have tried, it's a no. At least without some sort of modification. I'm sure any one that spends time in a garage could figure it out.
Are you still liking the jack?
Ya, I like it. It moves around in the garage freely in silence. No real major issues with it, does the intended job. It stays in the garage. It will move around a little thats the only thing that someone could find annoying. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks for watching.
Also you forgot to mention that the Badlands is ASME Certified and the Pro Eagle is not..
Yup, thanks for that.
Nobody is fucking sane to just trust their life just by the Jack it’s self, so the ASME is fucking pointless
After doing my fair share of research The Bad Lands off road Jack is way better than the Pro Eagle, Bad Lands is worth every dollar, shimmed aluminum body, skid plates and everything, Harbor Freight has come a long way !!!
Thanks for watching.
I'm going Badlands, Ty
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Will the base that the extention fits on unscrew
Not sure, there might be a screw/bolt under the rubber pad. Maybe with use it will come off and I'll let you know. Right now it does not come off.
Looks like the badlands had more thought into the design almost like the pro eagle 2 should be after hearing customer feedback lol
Thanks for watching.
I’ve Been Trying To Buy One Not one Harbor Freight in Southern California has a Jack Buy-one As soon as I find one
Ya, it took me a little bit to hunt one down also. Worth it for me, even if i never take it out on the trail. Perfect shop jack as well.
Exactly I’d use at work on My TV Show, There Saying next week
I work at the harbor freight warehouse in moreno valley I haven't seen many shipped to the stores compared to other jacks I usually see around 4 or less per store
@@alaverga173 Yes lady at Store buy me Said Try Next Monday They Should Have Some
@@alaverga173 thanks for the heads up, appreciate it.
What is the diameter of the badlands jacking point on the extension?
Stop the video at the 12:09 point I have the tube measured for you. Do you want the diameter of the contact surface where the vehicle physically sits on?
@@ClassyTacos yeah I was wondering what the contact surface diameter was. Thanks for the reply.
@@ECEV I got 3 5/16 for th contact pad.
HF is 90% similar for 50% of the cost... thats a winner to me.
Same, feeling here.
I tried the badlands, once home, something was bent because all 4 wheels would not sit on the ground at the same time. It also bled down while in use....took it back, spent the money on the pro eagle, not one regret. Get the pro eagle
Thanks for the feedback.
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8:54 gottem lol
What did I do?
@@ClassyTacos nothing brother. :D Thanks for the awesome and informative review!
@@Shinzaraki appreciate it, Thanks
What is the max height without the extensions for both?
I don't have the Pro Eagle in the garage anymore but I can get you the max on the badlands. I get it to you later today.
@@ClassyTacos thank you 😊
Looks like you get a higher lift with the badlamds by 1"
None of the differences you have mentioned are worth a 200 dollar price difference.
Yup, as far as I can see. Thanks for watching.
Big companies like pro eagle actually manufacture a similar lower quality product that they sell to other companies like harbor freight. So even though they're a little different and have a different name but they're probably made by the same company...lol. All big Corps. do that with every different type of product. So even though it looks like they're in competition with a different brand it's their product and they're making money either way 😂
For sure. Thanks for watching.
The Nuts 😂😂😂are similar
Small nuts for the win.
Why do you keep repeating yourself? You done showed us the lift extension like 3 freaking times dude
@@jackpotaka thanks for your feedback. I’m super happy that’s all you managed to take from video. Thanks for watching.
You need bigger tires
Done, thanks for watching.
Wish they had brakes.
For real, creeping all over the garage.
Just a simple old school thing against the wheel would be great. Frustrating when you set it down and then turn around and it’s rolling down the driveway
@@jeremylakenes6859 I agree.
911motorsports has a mount for the badland
Thanks for the heads up.
Where can I buy that
Dont care how they look and feel or function with out weight of a car. Come on. Worthless video
This actually made me laugh. They are jacks man, they lift cars. Just like every other jack. The way they look and feel is the only difference. Besides, tons of videos out of them lifting cars. Thanks for watching.