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The Loops Vertical Transmission Jack is designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts needing to safely lift and maneuver heavy components like gearboxes. Its key benefit is the enhanced safety with a spring-loaded dead man's release and controlled descent, preventing accidental drops. A potential caveat is its weight (40kg), requiring careful handling during setup and repositioning. This robust 600kg capacity jack features a 2-way hydraulic system, a maximum lifting height of 1985mm, and large castors for excellent mobility in workshops.
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The Vertical Transmission Jack has a maximum lifting capacity of 600kg.
The saddle height ranges from a minimum of 1175mm to a maximum of 1985mm.
It features a spring-loaded dead man's safety release control that must be actively held or engaged for the jack to descend. Releasing it stops the descent, minimizing the risk of accidental lowering.
The jack typically comes mostly assembled, but final checks and potential attachment of accessories like the foot pedal may be required. Refer to the included manual for specific instructions.
It is suitable for general workshop applications, including cars and light trucks. For very heavy or unusually shaped components, ensure the load is within the 600kg capacity and properly secured to the saddle.
Regularly check the hydraulic fluid level and top up with the appropriate fluid if low. Periodically inspect for leaks. Keep the hydraulic unit clean.
The base size of the transmission jack is 560mm x 570mm.
Yes, an optional Adjustable Gearbox Support (ADT3) is available for specialized applications.
Check the hydraulic fluid level and top up if low. Ensure the foot pedal is being operated correctly. Inspect for any leaks in the hydraulic lines or seals.
Verify that the spring-loaded dead man's safety release control is functioning. Check the hydraulic system for internal leaks. Ensure the jack is not overloaded. If the issue persists, discontinue use and seek professional service.
Clean debris from around the castors and axles. Lubricate the castor bearings and axles with an appropriate lubricant. Check for any damage to the castors themselves.
This may indicate air in the hydraulic system. Follow the manufacturer's procedure for bleeding the hydraulic system. Ensure the fluid level is correct.
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