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The Loops Heavy Duty Long Chassis Trolley Jack is engineered for professional mechanics and serious automotive hobbyists who require a stable, high-capacity lifting solution for vehicle maintenance. With a 3000kg weight capacity and an extended chassis design, it provides exceptional leverage and safety, though its 19kg weight and fixed long-reach profile mean it is less suited for portable or mobile roadside emergency kits.
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The jack has a maximum saddle height of 432mm.
With a minimum saddle height of 140mm, it may not be suitable for very low-profile sports cars.
The net weight of the unit is 19kg.
The long chassis provides increased leverage and stability, which is especially useful when reaching deeper under a vehicle.
Yes, a pumping handle with a rubber grip is included with the jack.
Always store the jack in its fully lowered position to prevent damage to the hydraulic ram.
The hydraulic system may be low on oil or contain trapped air; check for leaks and bleed the system.
This indicates air in the hydraulic circuit; follow the bleeding procedure by cycling the pump with the release valve open.
This usually indicates a faulty release valve or internal seal wear; cease use immediately and consult a professional technician.
Before first use, it is recommended to pump the handle several times with the release valve open to bleed any air that may have entered the hydraulic system during transport. Compatibility is determined by your vehicle's ground clearance; ensure your vehicle's factory-recommended lifting points are at least 140mm above the ground. To care for your jack, periodically check the hydraulic oil levels and ensure the lift arm pivot points are lubricated with a light machine oil. Always store the jack in its lowest position to protect the hydraulic ram from corrosion and dust accumulation.
