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title: "Guardian Fall Protection 2200 Pump Jack, for Use with 2 X 4-30 Ft Spliced Fabricated Wood Poles"
brand: "qualcraft"
price: "€ 408.74"
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# 24.79 x 20 x 5.92 in Rugged steel Made in USA Guardian Fall Protection 2200 Pump Jack, for Use with 2 X 4-30 Ft Spliced Fabricated Wood Poles

**Brand:** qualcraft
**Price:** € 408.74
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate Your Worksite with Confidence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Guardian Fall Protection 2200 Pump Jack, for Use with 2 X 4-30 Ft Spliced Fabricated Wood Poles by qualcraft
- **How much does it cost?** € 408.74 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/916517-guardian-fall-protection-2200-pump-jack-for-use-with-2)

## Best For

- qualcraft enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted qualcraft brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Rugged steel construction with a durable powder-coat finish ensures longevity and rust resistance.
- • **Lightweight Power:** Weighing only 16.25 lbs, it's easy to transport without sacrificing strength.
- • **Versatile Platform:** Accommodates two 2"x10" wood planks with toe boards for enhanced safety.
- • **Elevate Your Projects:** Experience effortless foot-operated jacking for all your construction needs.
- • **Peace of Mind Warranty:** Enjoy a 12-month warranty on parts and labor for worry-free usage.

## Overview

The Guardian Fall Protection 2200 Pump Jack is a robust and efficient tool designed for easy foot-operated jacking, compatible with 2x4-30 ft spliced fabricated wood poles. Made in the USA, it features a rugged steel construction and a powder-coat finish for enhanced durability and rust resistance. With a lightweight design and a versatile platform, this pump jack is perfect for professionals seeking reliability and ease of use on the job.

## Description

Product Description          Safe, portable scaffolding enables user to side and paint vertical surfaces up to 30 feet high. Pump Jack system raises workers, equipment and materials with a push of the foot and lowers by turning hand crank. Your weight does the work. It is perfect for shingling, siding, sheathing, insulating, painting, building, roofing, home repair and maintenance. Requires a minimum of two Pump Jacks to operate. Easy setup and takedown. Poles (not included) must consist of two 2x4's nailed together with 10d common nails. (refer to instructions for installation)             .com          Perfect for shingling, sizing, sheathing, insulating, painting, building, roofing home repair and maintenance, Qual-Craft's Pump Jack attaches to scaffolding to lift both building materials and workers with the push of a foot. The body weight does all the work to smoothly lift platforms indoors and out, so there's no more climbing down, detaching heavy material, and lifting it up to the next level as you work your way up. Anyone accustomed to this routine knows that means way less downtime and way more productivity. This versatile system easily adjusts to any height up to 30 feet for doing roof work up high or for repairing first-story windowsills otherwise out of reach from the ground. The jack attaches securely to wood poles with a positive double-lock system, so there's no worry about slipping down the pole when you're way up high. Poles (not included) must consist of two 2-by-4s nailed together with 10d common nails. With the Pump Jack connected, scaffolding platforms are raised smoothly with the foot pump and carefully lowered with a hand crank. Rugged steel construction means optimal durability and flush connections with posts and scaffolding. An extra-large foot strap accommodates large work boots. The Pump Jack's heavy-duty handle locks solidly into place for optimal stability. And, a durable powder-coat finish protects the Pump Jack for years of use. Complete the system with the pump jack brace and guardrail accessories (sold separately). --Brian D. Olson             
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                     From the Manufacturer          The Qual-Craft Steel Pump Jack System is a versatile portable scaffolding system for numerous job site applications. Your weight does the work as you raise or lower men and equipment with this versatile pump jack. The pump jack is held securely to fabricated wood poles constructed of spliced 2 x 4s up to 30' in height with a positive double-lock system. You raise the level to position with the foot pump and lower it with a crank. Complete the system with the pump jack brace, work bench, guardrail and pole anchor accessories.           See more

## Features

- Pump jack for low-cost, easy foot-operated jacking; secures to wood poles
- Pump jack platform accommodates two 2"x10" wood planks with Toe boards attached
- Rugged steel construction for strength, durable Powder-Coat finish to resist rust
- Country of Origin: UNITED STATES

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Qualcraft |
| Color | Red |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 24.79 x 20 x 5.92 inches |
| Manufacturer | Qualcraft |
| UPC | 012643022004 735090832070 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00012643022004 |
| Part Number | 2200 |
| Item Weight | 16.25 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 24.79 x 20 x 5.92 inches |
| Item model number | 2200 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Thickness | 11 Inches |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Building Materials & Ladders;Other Material Handling;pump-jacks |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 12 months parts / 12 months labor |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Qualcraft
- **Color:** Red
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 24.79 x 20 x 5.92 inches
- **Manufacturer:** Qualcraft
- **UPC:** 012643022004 735090832070

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you use these with the jack installed so the platform would be on the outside of the poles providing more clearance from the side of the building?**
A: I don't think it would be safe to do so.  I expect the stability of the platform would be compromised.  Depending on how much clearance one would need, it would be better to construct braces from wood or weld up metals ones that hold the vertical poles further away from the building.  Be very careful about engineering the braces if you elect this option.  Personally, for painting and wood shingling, the platform is a functional distance from the side of a structure.

**Q: Is the price for a pair?**
A: That is price for each jack.  You will also need a stabilizer which will run another 30.00.  Figure 220.00 for a set.  There is also a platform with fall rail guides which you can purchase additionally.

**Q: I need to go up 35’.   Can these be adapted for that?**
A: The Qualcraft Pump Jack can use either a 4x4, or 2-2x4s, and has a maximum height of 30 feet.

**Q: can u raise these with one person?**
A: Yes.    You nail your 2X4's together side by side and stagger them  half way so one hits in the middle of the one next to it.   I used an air nailer to really suck them tight.  If it is for painting the side of a house or putting on siding then it is a good idea to cut a piece of ply wood about 3 feet lon and 20 or so inches wide.  Then cut a square hole a ways back from one end so that it's a little bigger than the 2 X 4's so if the roof is at an angle it won't bind.   not too big though or it will allow the 2 X 4's to twist some and cause danger of the pump jack turning side ways under some circumstances. (use common sense)      then when you have them positioned the right distance from the wall you can put a plank between two of them up to 24" wide. (leave plenty overhang on both sides so if you get too high on one side while going up or down it won't slip off.     Then****  put your foot in the pump and go up and down with it.  It will raise you.   Then walk down to the other one and pump it up the same etc.  until you are high enough.  Take time to get used to it.    Be sure to have good 2 X 4's as they ill wobble a little and make you feel like sea legs sometimes.   It's ok.     Then to come down there is a specific trick to do it right.   Sit down beside the pump jack.  USE YOUR HAND TO "GENTLY" RAISE THE FOOT JACK UP ALL THE WAY WITH THE PIECE OVER THE TOE AT 90 DEGREES.  Then take your foot nearest the pump jack and kick it loose down below and hold your foot on it to keep it from catching again. Then crank the handle to make it go down.   It's easy if you do that first step right.   Without pushing the pump up as far as it will go, it will sometimes drop a foot or less when you kick the bottom out.    This unit is a very very good unit if you do everything right and sometimes it takes a bit of time to get it set in your mind.OH......  WATCH YOUR FINGERS WHEN YOU ARE CRANKING THE HANDLE TO GO DOWN.   IT IS A FINGER EATER.  Just use common sense again and don't get in a hurry.  I have ben up around 20 feet with mine and feel comfortable.    If you use the 2 x 4's over and over and they get wet etc.   I would think about replacing them every year as wood loses it's strength in time.   I have clamped stiffeners on both sides of the 2 X 4's when up around 20 feet because it doesn't wobble so much     Always have a ladder there so you can get down.   lol

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Real Truth About Qual Craft Pump Jacks that use wood supports
*by H***N on September 30, 2013*

I owe it to QualCraft to express my opinion after using their pump jacks all summer almost every day that wasn't raining too hard.I have to admit I had a problem at first on the crank down. It was absolutely because I didn't read the directions.The biggest problem most have is sitting on the plank and kicking the bottom hold to the down position without moving the foot pump to the up postion FIRST. """FIRST"" """""FIRST"""""To come down:1. Sit down on the plank where you can reach the crank. Gently move the foot pump to the up position with one hand. It moves up easily and the internal mechanism will move into the proper position inside. MAKE SURE THE PIECE THAT GOES OVER TOP OF YOUR BOOT ON THE FOOT PUMP IS AT THE 90 DEGREE POSITION SO IT DOES "NOT" GO TOO CLOSE TO THE MECHANISM WHEN IT IS IN THE UP POSITION.....and lock it up.2. Then simply turn the crank and it will surprise you how totally easy it is to crank the plank down. Do notcrank too far down on one side so it is toooo lopsided. (that sounds silly but some people do that withoutthinking sometimes. Just go a rational distance before moving to the other side to keep everythingbalanced and "SAFE." Of course if you have two people you can both crank at the same time if you are notoverweight on the system.YES, THIS IS AS GOOD A PUMP JACK AS YOU WILL FIND THAT USES WOOD SUPPORTS. If you want something more solid QualCraft has a system that uses aluminum posts and is made to use every day for years without replacing the supports. That system is absolutely excellent also if used properly.Good Luck and have a wonderful day.....Jimers

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Homeowner Review
*by D***O on September 21, 2008*

Homeowner review.I have three of these set up on 24' long double 2x4 columns and have been using them for a week now. Here's my first impression:- toss the included cotter pins into your parts bin and use removable clips. The whole system is designed to be put together onto the column - why they include cotter pins versus removable pins is anyone's guess.- MAKE SURE your joints along the 2" sides of the 2x4 are smooth and without offsets. I had a 2x4 that wasn't cut perfectly true (from the factory) and the system kept hanging up on this when lowering it. It was only jutting out 1/16" too - nothing of concern when I built it. Next time I build the columns or before I use these again I'm going to run a belt sander along the edge to true it.- The release mechanism to lower it is a pain in the butt to get to. No position you get into to be able to lower the unit is comfortable. But, it does work and I feel safe lowering it.- Plan to tap the lowering level with a hammer to release it from the locked position. It's not always easy to move it from locked to unlocked for lowering, and more than once (but less than 1/3 of the time) I had to use a hammer to tap it out into position.- The twist design needs updating. It's a VERY jerky ride down as the handle turns.- The pumping process works as designed. However, as with lowering, make sure the column edges (where you can see the double 2x4) is smooth.- The system needs guides to keep it centered. One of my columns (which were perfectly level when I set up) is gouged on the side because the pump jack "rivets" dug in when raising. It has about 5/8 of a gap on the sides of the jack, but nothing is there to maintain it in center. I am studying this now to see if there is something I can have fabricated to maintain center on my set.I am raising my system within 40" from the top of the 24' columns. I didn't feel very comfortable with this height (my land slopes downward, so I had the height and the slope to look at, which compounded the height aspect a lot). Right now, I feel very comfortable at this height on this system, because:- I added 2x4 "X" bracing to the bottoms of the columns. I don't lower the whole way down - I stop about 12' from the bottom and use a ladder to get me to a deck that's next to my work area.- I added steel conduit channel (12 gauge) horizontal bracing above the "X" bracing. Overkill to be sure, but I'm not fond of heights and this added even more support to the "X" bracing. (this may be a mental stability thing - the "X" bracing was adequate, but.....)- My scaffold is sturdy. I have two 2x10's, 12' long, with 5/8" plywood on the bottom side (to address the tension component of the bow weight will give to the 2x10's), and each 2x10 has 4" of 3M grip tape centered on them. They weigh a ton (each), but I feel very secure walking across the "bridge" and I built them to last me a lifetime.I have the workbench attachments on my system as well. I use an aluminum scaffold on this and have been using my 8 1/2" sliding compound miter saw on it without issue. The 2x4's the workbench attachment uses for the safety railings really give me a sense of security since I know where the back edge is when I'm working.Overall, I'm happy with this system. If I were to need it for my livlihood, I'd make some major design changes and would have a set custom built, but for homeowner or occasional contractor use, I'd buy them again.Oh - it takes two people to put up the columns if you want to do it safely. They have some weight to them, even tho they don't look like they would. Too much weight to manhandle on a ladder (safely).As I stated in the bracing review, there is no way I can find to have this system wrap around a corner. I have a need for this and will be building my own corner brace so I can put one of these jacks on the outside corner and laying "side B" scaffold on top of "side A" scaffold. I don't understand why a corner system wasn't produced by the manufacturer - it seems like a logical thing to have.

### ⭐⭐⭐ I did not trust this to use it, so ...
*by B***L on July 21, 2014*

I did not trust this to use it, so I returned it for refund. Also, the mechanism seems awkward to pump and release.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Guardian Fall Protection 2200 Pump Jack, for Use with 2 X 4-30 Ft Spliced Fabricated Wood Poles
- Guardian Fall Protection 2201 Pump Jack Brace, Steel
- Guardian Fall Protection 2204 Workbench/Guardrail Holder

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