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20 Ton Air Hydraulic Bottle Jack with Manual Hand Pump – Black Bull
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Great for shop, farm, or job site
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For industrial use in repairing trucks and other heavy equipment
Manual or pneumatic operation
Includes 46 in. air hose
Minimum height: 10 3/8 in., maximum height: 20 in. (with screw extended 3 in.)
Base dimensions: 8 3/4 in. x 5 1/4 in.
Air valve inlet: 1/4 in. – 18 NPT, 120 To 200 psi
50 in stock
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Description
I use this Hydraulic Bottle Jack because I know it will lift almost anything I put it under. For example, I change tires and I make repairs. I use the Bottle Jack because it has a 20 ton lifting capacity. And I use the 46 inch air hose because it keeps me clear of equipment I use during the lift. I appreciate this feature, because it helps keep me out of harms way. I like the large base that bears the load, and I know it will be stable. Next, I attach it to an air compressor for pneumatic operation. Or I adjust it manually for lift. The Bottle Jack has a lift range of 10 3/8 to 20 inches (with the screw lift fully extended). In addition, I lift the loads into the air, out of the way. I make the repair, then I move on to other projects.
Item # AIRBJ20
I use a hydraulic bottle jack because it is powerful and I know it is a versatile tool. It is designed to lift heavy loads and I like the 20 ton capacity using hydraulic pressure. I created this step-by-step guide on how I use a hydraulic bottle jack effectively and safely:
I know the Air Hydraulic Bottle Jack is a powerful tool designed for lifting heavy loads. To use it, I ensure the jack is properly set up and connected to an air compressor. First, I position the jack on a stable, flat surface close to the object. Before operating the jack, I check that the release valve is closed to maintain hydraulic pressure. Next, I will connect the jack to the air compressor using the appropriate hose. Then I turn on the compressor to supply the necessary air pressure. Of course, I use the air control valve on the jack to begin the lifting process. I know that as the air pressure enters the hydraulic cylinder, it forces the ram to extend, lifting the load.
I keep a close eye on the load and the jack’s position throughout the process. Next, I will secure it with jack stands to ensure stability, once the object is raised to the desired height. When finished, I release the pressure by turning the release valve slowly. I know this allows the ram to retract and lower the load safely. Finally, I disconnect the air supply when done. Then I will store the jack properly for future use. I follow the manufacturer’s instructions for specific guidelines and safety precautions.
To be clear, I always follow the safety instructions and guidelines. I know safety is a priority. Plus, I use caution while working under a lifted vehicle. If I am uncertain or uncomfortable performing any automotive task, I call a professional mechanic. Finally, I use this bottle jack for automotive purposes. This can be helpful for tasks when I lift a vehicle to change a tire or perform maintenance.
I always use a hydraulic bottle jack safely and effectively according to best practices. First, I ensure the jack is placed on a stable, level surface to prevent tipping. Next, I inspect the jack for any damage or leaks before use. I know this ensures safety. I always use the jack in pairs if lifting heavier loads, and I never exceed its weight capacity.
Plus, I position the jack under a solid part of the vehicle or object. Of course, I avoid areas that may bend or break. I pump the handle gradually to raise the load, keeping clear of the lifting area. Once the desired height is reached, I place jack stands beneath the load for added safety before working underneath.
After use, I lower the load slowly and carefully, ensuring it is stable. Finally, I store the jack in a dry, clean place. I know this will help maintain its condition. I follow these practices to my enhance safety and prolong the jack’s lifespan.
When I use the 20-ton air hydraulic bottle jack, I know it is an invaluable tool that I recommend for any mechanic. I know it will enhance efficiency and safety during heavy lifting tasks. Plus, I know its’ powerful lifting capacity allows for easy elevation of large vehicles. I lift large equipment, and I reduce manual strain and risk of injury. The air-operated feature accelerates lifting and lowering. I know it saves time on labor-intensive jobs. With a compact design, I use it in tight spaces. I know it makes it ideal for automotive repairs and maintenance. Additionally, I know the sturdy construction ensures durability and reliability. I know it allows mechanics to handle various applications with confidence. Overall, I know it streamlines workflows and improves productivity in the shop.
I recommend to any auto mechanic to use an air bottle jack. I know how it helps lift vehicles when I use it for maintenance and repairs. This hydraulic tool, powered by compressed air, is compact and portable. It makes it ideal for tight spaces. I recommend to the mechanic to position the jack under the vehicle’s lift points. Then I know they will activate it using an air hose connected to an air compressor. I know the jack raises the vehicle, and I know they will easily access the undercarriage for tasks like tire changes, brake inspections, or exhaust work. Once the job is complete, I know the mechanic will release the air pressure. I know this lowers the vehicle safely back to the ground. Finally, I know the 20 ton bottle jack will live up to my expectations.
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Additional information
Weight 34.2 oz Dimensions 15 × 15 × 9 in