Keep in mind that because a jack is called, say, a 'transmission jack', that does not mean it couldn't be used to lift delicate components into a nuclear power station control panel.
Often times the 'creative use' of a jack can result in great time and monetary savings.

• Air Powered Bottle Jacks
• Air Powered Floor Jacks
• Air Bags
• Air Powered Hydraulic Pumps
• Air End Lifts
• Electric Hydraulic Pumps
• Gasoline Hydraulic Pumps
• Battery Powered Pumps

LIGHT WEIGHT JACKS

• Aluminum Bottle Jacks
• Aluminum Floor Jacks
• Aluminum Cylinders/Components

MISCELLANEOUS JACKS

• Upside Down Jacks
• Hollow Jacking Devices
• Very Low, Wheeled Transmission/Creeper Jack
• High Lift Floor Jack
• Under Hoist - Work Assistance Stands

PUSH/PULL DEVICES

• Steamboat Jacks (Turnbuckle)
• Push/Pull Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinders
• Pull ONLY Cylinders

SHORT or TOE JACKS - For Lifting in Tight Areas

• Short/Stubby Bottle Jacks
• Mini Bottle Jacks (Illustrated at top of page)
• Mini Mechanical/Screw Jacks
• Hydraulic Toe Jacks
• Mechanical/Ratchet Toe Jacks (aka 'Railroad Jacks')
• Low Clearance Fork Lift Jacks

SHORT JACKING COMPONENTS

• Air Bag Jacks
• Low Profile Cylinders
• Spreaders
• Telescoping/Multi-Stage Jacks
• Very Low Profile/Pancake Cylinders

TALL JACKS

• Tall Bottle Jacks
• Tall Jacks - Transmission Style
• Tall Jacks - Aircraft Style
• Telescoping/Multi-Stage Jacks
• Very High Lift Crane/Engine Hoist