Other than the dimensions being quite off, it's a pretty solid press. Good luck getting the springs on. You may need a second person to help you unless you have a way to extend the springs. Straps should work to be able to fit the Jack inside. That's the one thing that I'd change on the design. Once installed, I would have made it to where at least two bolts would attach it to the bottom frame. Either way, it's a solid product.

This hydraulic press is small, but it's fairly well made and does the job well. Assembly is straightforward. The frame bolts together, and the upper press plate with the rod is hung from the two springs, then you squeeze the bottle jack between that plate and the top of the frame. Trying to do this in a different order is... challenging.

The bottom press plates sit across the two C-channels, which can be moved up or down. The C-channel base sits on two metal pegs that can be moved to different vertical positions.

The press is bright down by pumping the bottle jack handle, and it is drawn back upward by the springs when the jack pressure is released. Simple but effective.

Overall, this is an excellent little press for home/hobby use. It's short enough that it should be set on a table, but it could be used (awkwardly) on the ground. Highly recommended!

This is great for small jobs. Well constructed. My only complaint was that the crossbar bolts together rather than one piece. For small jobs shouldn't be a problem but I wouldn't use it on stubborn wheel bearings.

This is not a big press. That is not a bad thing. Sometimes you just need something this size.

It is sturdy, strong, well put together, and easy to use.

I recommend this to anyone needing a small press.

Easy to set up seems to be high-quality would definitely recommend definitely has a little weight to it Will definitely give an update to let you know if I've had any problems with it. As of right now everything is good.