Sunex 5720 20 Ton Press Review -EricTheCarGuy

40 thoughts on “Sunex 5720 20 Ton Press Review -EricTheCarGuy”

1. Made in USA by china 🤪
   😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

2. 8708137381 is jacked about animal design please call

3. Very nice press!

4. Ford explorer rear knuckle lol.

5. piece of shit fucking wheel bearing that won't come out! I NEED SOME DAMN ALUMINUM SPACERS SO I CAN GET THIS WHEEL BEARING REPLACED SO I CAN FIX THE CAMBER AND TOE SO I CAN FINALLY DRIVE TO WORK! FUCKKKKK

6. The spring seem like to pull out

7. I recommend you learn the proper way to press bearings on…js

8. Entre todos os projetos, este foi o melhor. O detalhe dos tubos que encaixam é muito bom.

9. You should consider using that thing to make some keyrings to sell as merch. After you've figured out how to make them, you could train some apprentice to crank them out.

10. Welded handle? Too professional. That's a 45-second embellishment with good ol' duct tape, and it would hold just as well. ; ]

11. Nice press.. I used a 12ton to do a barring, it wasn't enough. Gotta have a 20+.. Good review Eric

12. thanks for the review

13. great thing to your shop you need it so much

14. hola amigo yo estoy construyendo una prensa similar de 20 toneladas de capacidad en cuanto la haya terminado te mando el vídeo.yo trabajo en un centro de servicio llantero mi puesto es de técnico suspencionistá y alineador de autos

15. hola amigo yo estoy construyendo una prensa similar de 20 toneladas de capacidad en cuanto la haya terminado te mando el vídeo.yo trabajo en un centro de servicio llantero mi puesto es de técnico suspencionistá y alineador de autos

16. could you do more day at the shop please

17. So, is it 5x better than the Harbor Freight model you can get for $135?

18. I don't need it but I want one !!!

19. cool.!

20. i built mine and it is quite similar to that one and i use a 20 ton bottle jack just like that one ive put all the pressure i could on it and nothing on the frame bent or broke but after seeing yours it gives me an idea for 3 modifications

21. I'm sure you could get one made in USA from Snap-on for 50 dollars a week for the rest of your life haha

22. I have a similar press like this one, but I accidentally spilled out some oil when adjusting the pressure. I refilled the oil but bow it doesnt work any longer.. Does somebody know how to bleed a press like that?

23. Ok, so how the FUCK does heat + 20 ton press NOT get a bearing out? lol. That's insanity!

    Very nice press. Bit pricey, but looks like very good quality.

24. Eric – Have you checked out the Swag arbor plates? They look nice for a reasonable cost. They'd probably cut you a deal for some publicity.

25. Think I would get a longer handle, so you can have the option of standing off a little, In case of flying parts. Maybe drill a
    hole on the handle and install a small rod, so you can use like a handle when you relieve the jack pressure, trying to twist that small round bar is a pain. Kinda like those long wrenches with the cross bar. Couple of NASCAR stickers would bring it all together quite nicely. The place where I buy metal always has cut offs in all different sizes, but they dont give them away, I tried that approach, didnt work. Made in USA, In the end its all about the price, since the average wage has stayed the same for 40 years, Taken Inflation into account. Pretty soon family's will be composed of 3 or 4 adults just to be able to buy the Bread and milk, forget about health care thats going bye-bye.
    Time is the ultimate gauge of how well the tool was made "Time will Tell"

26. Eric, where can i message you?i have a simple quick question that i cant seem to find the answer to.

27. Nice press! You may want to adjust the springs so the ram in the jack retracts all the way. Otherwise the ram may get rust pits on the exposed part which will tear up the seal if you ever have to fully retract it. This is one of my many pet peeves after having it happen 😉 Chris

28. well the steel was made in taiwan, and the bottle jack in china…. but we welded it and painted it in the usa. patriotism

29. I have the harbor freight press works great no issues. Only thing is that it didnt come with extra attachments however it came with bigger plates with cut outs and well as a 1 piece handle so if you took both presses into one it would be the perfect press.

30. I have a first gen Tacoma and the spindle on the front steering knuckles needs to be pressed out with a 50 ton press in order to swap out the bearings. That is the only thing that I've never been able to do with a press very much like the sunex 20 ton… What a great tool to have in the shop!

31. What would you say the the advantages to manual vs a hydraulic version are?

32. I never knew Sunex was USA made, Do you have any thoughts on the Sunex impact sockets?

33. Eric, I can recommend you to weld some small pieces on the undersides of the blocks so they don´t fall off.You can also do a V-cut in them to be able to slide them all the way together when having an axle in between.And lastly, I would try to find some sort of knob and attach it to the release. That way you can release pressure with your hand. Handy!

34. Put those 3/4 thick steel bottom plates on their sides and they will take far more tonnage without bending, versus laying them flat as they are in the video. Thats a very nice setup.

35. 1080@60FPS! Gear upgrades! 🙂

36. I have a cheap Harbor Freight model but so far so good. But I must admit, mine didn't come with any accessories. Have fun Eric, that's a nice one.

37. Performance tool makes a kit for 100ish dollars with those plates for $100ish w41065

38. can u replace the bottle jack with a 60 ton jack or even a larger one?

39. if you toss a few magnets on the i-beams it will hold handle and other stuff.

40. I have one of the Horror Fright 12 ton ones. It did not even fit together properly but works. But for $129 can't complain.

    They do come with bigger square plates with notches in them; different sizes on each side. HF sells parts cheap. Maybe you can order a set of plates from them.

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