The last and most extreme pick is the 2000-pound low-profile transmission jack. It contains 3-inch metal casters, an adjustable tilt saddle, and a unique wishbone build for enhanced support.

The JEGS low-profile transmission jack costs $199.99 and features 4.4 out of 5 stars based on nearly 70 customer reviews. Why Did We Choose To Include These Jacks?

Choosing between a low-profile or high-profile transmission jack will depend on the application. If you raise the car with jack stands, a low-profile transmission floor jack is an excellent choice.

In the spirit of self-reliance, the author created a low-profile floor jack transmission cradle that's perfect for the shade-tree mechanic. Extracting transmissions and differentials is now a safe ...

The first is a 450-pound low-lift transmission jack, which sports a maximum lift height of 23 5/8 inches, a 13 x 6 7/8-inch contoured cradle, and a 43-inch long nylon safety strap.

The author fabricated this low-profile transmission cradle with scrap metal and a welder. It makes removing this T-56 gearbox from a Mustang a one-person job. See All 7 Photos ...