Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Perfect jack for workshop or roadside use. -22...Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Perfect jack for workshop or roadside use. -22 ton hydraulic trolley jack. -Suitable use on most commercial vehicles. -Narrow chassis design fits easily between tandem truck and trailer wheels. -Handle has release valve for easy height adjustment. 3 HANDLE SETTINGS: - 0 DEGREES - For access lifting. - 45 DEGREES - For carrying load. - 90 DEGREES - For storage. -Air operated for easy lifting. -Air operated between 120 and 180 PSI. -Lifting range from 228mm - 448mm.
This 22-ton air hydraulic floor jack from AB Tools is designed for professionals and occasional users needing robust lifting power for commercial vehicles. Its primary benefit is the efficient air operation for easy lifting and a narrow chassis that fits between tandem truck wheels. A key consideration is the requirement for an air compressor (120-180 PSI) to utilize its air-operated features. The jack offers versatile handle settings for different lifting and storage scenarios, with a lifting range of 228mm to 448mm.
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Brand
AB Tools
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FAQs
What is the minimum and maximum lifting height?
The lifting range is from 228mm (minimum) to 448mm (maximum).
Do I need a special air compressor for this jack?
You need an air compressor that can supply air pressure between 120 and 180 PSI to operate the air-hydraulic features effectively.
Can this jack be used for smaller cars?
While it can lift smaller vehicles, its 22-ton capacity and design are optimized for larger commercial vehicles. For smaller cars, a lighter-duty jack might be more appropriate.
How do I adjust the handle position?
The handle can be set to 0 degrees (for access lifting), 45 degrees (for carrying load), or 90 degrees (for storage). Adjust by rotating the handle to the desired position and ensuring it locks securely.
What maintenance is recommended?
Regularly check for damage, keep the hydraulic system clean, ensure adequate fluid levels, and lubricate moving parts. Store in a dry place.
Is assembly required?
Typically, the handle may need to be attached, but major assembly is usually not required. Refer to the product manual for specific instructions.
Troubleshooting
Jack fails to lift or lifts very slowly.
Check air pressure; ensure it is within the 120-180 PSI range. Verify air hose connections are secure and not leaking. Check hydraulic fluid level and condition.
Handle is difficult to operate.
Ensure the release valve is fully closed for lifting. Check for any obstructions or damage to the handle mechanism. Lubricate the handle pivot points.
Jack leaks hydraulic fluid.
Inspect seals and O-rings for wear or damage. Do not use the jack if significant leaks are present; seek professional repair or replacement.
Air operation is noisy or sputtering.
This may indicate moisture or debris in the air line or the jack's air intake. Clean the air supply line and filter. If the issue persists, the internal air mechanism may require service.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High lifting capacity suitable for heavy-duty applications.
Air operation significantly reduces physical effort and speeds up lifting.
Compact and narrow design for improved access in tight spaces.
Versatile handle positions enhance usability and storage.
Durable construction for professional and workshop environments.
Cons
Requires an air compressor and supply line to function at full potential.
May be overkill for smaller, light-duty vehicles.
Lifting range might be insufficient for extremely tall vehicles without additional risers.
Initial setup and connection to air supply needed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the jack is placed on a firm, level surface.
Connect an appropriate air supply hose to the jack's air inlet.
Operate the handle to test the lifting and lowering mechanisms before applying load.
Compatibility:
Requires an air compressor capable of delivering between 120 and 180 PSI.
Suitable for most commercial vehicles, including trucks, buses, and heavy machinery.
Care:
Regularly inspect the jack for any signs of damage or wear.
Keep the hydraulic system clean and ensure the oil level is adequate.
Lubricate moving parts, especially the handle mechanism and wheels, periodically.
Store the jack in a dry, protected area when not in use. Always use the 90-degree handle setting for storage to prevent damage.