Fuel tank adapter for dropping tanks?

[D60]

Sunex makes a fuel tank adapter for underhoist trans jacks. Anyone use one? Helpful or just takes up storage space?

I've always gotten by with my trans jack as-is but sometimes the small-ish plate puts a bit of a point load on flexy plastic tanks. I could build something similar but time is $$

https://www.amazon.com/Sunex-Tools-7706-Fuel-Adapter/dp/B0081L7MEC/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=FO8PA2H877JC&keywords=B0081L7MEC&qid=1680671953&sprefix=b0081l7mec%2Caps%2C382&sr=8-1

Jump to 3:44 if you want to see in use

 

[atikovi]

If I did more than 2 or 3 tanks a year, I might buy it. But then , I don't have a lift so a floor or trans jack is good enough.

 

[Timmastertech]

I keep the fuel tank head on one trans jack and a trans head on the other one. Couldnt imagine going back to yanking most fuel tanks out without a jack

 

[D60]

I keep the fuel tank head on one trans jack and a trans head on the other one. Couldnt imagine going back to yanking most fuel tanks out without a jack

So use the Sunex piece? Or is there another also?

Just curious....

 

[Timmastertech]

So use the Sunex piece? Or is there another also?

Just curious....

Mine is the one that matched my cornwell transmission jack when I bought it 15+ years ago, its not as nice as the Sunex one

 

[MattPersman]

Omega brand 40080. Many many a fuel tank has come down with this on top of a not super fancy trans jack

I’m sure the Sunex would be fine as well. They typically offer good products

 

[D60]

Omega brand 40080. Many many a fuel tank has come down with this on top of a not super fancy trans jack

I’m sure the Sunex would be fine as well. They typically offer good products

I didn't know that one existed, thank you for bringing it to my attention.

At ~$370 it's a slightly more substantial investment than the Sunex at ~$250. I wonder if it's worth the extra coin...