Laser Tools Vertical Transmission Jack 500kg

CE certified. Suitable for use with Laser transmission support arm, Part No. 8579 & 8351 Strut Sup...

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This guide is for automotive professionals and DIY mechanics who need a stable and maneuverable solution for removing and installing vehicle transmissions. The Laser Tools Vertical Transmission Jack offers a key benefit of hands-free, controlled lifting up to 500kg with easy positioning thanks to its steerable castors. A potential caveat is its 30kg weight, requiring careful handling during setup.

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FAQs

What is the maximum lifting height of this transmission jack?

The lifting range is from 1130mm to 1940mm.

Can this jack be used for engines?

While it can lift up to 500kg, it is primarily designed for transmissions. For engine lifting, a dedicated engine hoist is recommended.

Is assembly required?

Minor assembly may be required for attaching handles or support arms. Refer to the product manual for specific instructions.

How often should the hydraulic fluid be checked?

It is recommended to check the hydraulic fluid level periodically, especially before heavy use or if you notice a decrease in lifting performance.

What are the dimensions of the jack?

The product information does not specify overall dimensions, but it weighs 30kg and has a lifting range of 1130-1940mm.

Can I use this jack without the optional support arms?

Yes, you can use the jack independently to support transmissions, but the support arms enhance stability and safety for certain applications.

Is this jack suitable for commercial garages?

Yes, with its 500kg capacity, CE certification, and professional design, it is suitable for professional automotive workshops.

Troubleshooting

Jack fails to lift

Check the hydraulic fluid level. Ensure the foot pedal is operating correctly and that the weight load does not exceed the 500kg capacity.

Jack lowers too quickly

Inspect the hydraulic seals for leaks. If leaks are present, professional servicing may be required.

Castors are stiff or do not turn freely

Clean debris from around the castor housings and wheels. Check for any obstructions or damage to the castor mechanism.

Foot pedal is unresponsive

Verify the pedal linkage is correctly attached and not obstructed. Check for any blockages in the hydraulic control valve.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High lifting capacity (500kg) suitable for most common vehicle transmissions.
  • User-friendly hands-free foot pedal for precise control.
  • Excellent maneuverability with four steerable castors.
  • Durable construction with hydraulic telescopic ram.
  • Designed for integration with specific Laser Tools support arms.

Cons

  • Heavy at 30kg, requiring careful handling and storage.
  • Primarily designed for transmission work, may have limited multi-purpose utility.
  • Requires compatible Laser Tools support arms for optimal use.
  • Maximum lifting height might be insufficient for some larger trucks or lifted vehicles.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the transmission jack is placed on a level, stable surface.
  2. Connect compatible Laser transmission support arms (Part No. 8579 or 8351) if required for your specific task, following the arm manufacturer's instructions.
  3. Position the jack under the component to be supported.

Compatibility:

  • This transmission jack is specifically designed for use with Laser transmission support arms, Part No. 8579 and 8351.
  • Suitable for lifting components with a maximum weight of 500kg (1100lbs).
  • Ensure the lifting points on the component are stable and can safely interface with the jack's saddle.

Care:

  • Keep the hydraulic ram clean and lubricated according to general hydraulic equipment maintenance guidelines.
  • Regularly inspect the castors and handles for damage or wear.
  • Store the jack in a dry environment to prevent rust.
  • After each use, lower the ram fully and clean any debris from the saddle.

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