Toe jacks are sometimes equipped with adjustable feet to allow for settlement in smaller places. The fingers of the shots of the feet can be lowered and raised at the same time, using a specific level control. The first is a hydraulic jack toe, which is the based on the automated system. The other is manual, making to the feet. High capacity of shots of the feet are equipped with thin fingers are the most popular today as they get much easier than before.

This new development of a toe making is important, especially in conditions that require precision and accuracy. Toe jacks are specialised to access different types of lifting. Toe jacks can work both the ways, either alone or in coordination with other toe jacks. The main usage of hydraulic toe jacks is to give small lifts so that enough space is created to allow clearance of other moving items. However when different toe jacks are pipelined they can have parallel movements. Multiple toe jacks can move at the same rate of speed and at the same time when controlling them manually. The toe jacks can also be equipped with standard grip free hosing to provide user safety. Pipelined toe jacks can also have an option of doing harmonised work with the aid of an external pump which can control all the “toe jacks” alone through the coupling technique.

The usage and the type of load to be lifted are based upon the choice of the toe jack used. A Ratchet toe jack is used when you want to lift lighter masses up to 5-15 tonnes. This toe jack is manually controlled which is usually placed in an upright position but the height can vary through the adjustable knob. It is also light weight when compared to the other kinds of toe jacks. If the mass exceeds 15 tonnes then a bottleneck toe jack is the ideal choice. However heavier masses are lifted through a compact toe jack.