hydraulic positioner vehicle positioning jacks

Product Introduction

Product Introduction

Hydraulic jack is brand new tool designed for all sorts of operations.

You will use it in very short time consumption for many operations, such as change your car tires, lift a vehicle, etc.

It’s no need to use other tools as hydraulic jack widely used in many areas, including vehicle workshop, car service shop, auto tool shop, car maintenance shop, and garage.

Hydraulic vehicle positioning jacks allow a single person to move cars, trucks and ATV's around the repair facility with ultimate flexibility.

There is no need to jack the vehicle up and place dollies under each tire, as each unit combines a Hydraulic jack and dolly together in one simple piece of equipment.

Perfect for moving vehicles under repair or restored automobiles in confined spaces, dollies allow cars to roll backwards, forwards and sideways easily.

Foot-operated hydraulic jack squeezes the support legs together, smoothly and safely lifting the tire off the ground in seconds

How to use this Hydraulic jack?

Step 1 Place Hydraulic jack on floor and press down on pedal to release pedal lock. Pull out the lock pin from frame.

Step 2 Before operating, open release valve by turning handwheel counterclockwise. Expand Hydraulic jack by hand-wheel enough to place around tire and position so both rollers now contact the tire tread. To obtain the best control of Hydraulic jack while expanding around tire, place your left had on top of the left side axle and your right hand at the center of the pedal. Close release valve by turning handwheel clockwise to a snug-tight position, Jack may now be used.

Step 3 Install Hydraulic jack so that the unit is parallel to the sidewall of the tire to be lifted. Leave approximately 3/4" of clearance between tire and Jack. This is very important. If unit is misaligned, it is possible that the tire will be forced to hit the axle of the Jack and not the rollers, this may damage the Hydraulic jack and void the warranty.

Step 4 To lift tire, flip directional lever up and place foot on pedal depressing with smooth, even strokes. Cycle pedal until tire is lifted from surface one inch or less. After lifting, the lower the tire is to the ground the more stable Hydraulic jack will be. After lifting, be sure always lock the pin in place before operating. Repeat process on the other tires and maneuver the vehicle as required.

Step 5 To release Hydraulic jack, pull the pin out from frame and open valve by turning hand wheel counterclockwise slowly. Hydraulic jack may be removed when rollers disengage from tire.

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