Sealey 2200HL High Lift Low Profile Trolley Jack - 2 Tonne
Sealey High Lift Low Profile Trolley Jack 2 Tonne.
Features:
- Min./Max. Saddle Height: 80/805mm,...Sealey High Lift Low Profile Trolley Jack 2 Tonne.
Features:
- Min./Max. Saddle Height: 80/805mm, allowing low entry.
- High lift jack arm with incredibly low access height of just 80mm.
- Fitted with quick lift foot pedal and dead man's control.
- Heavy-duty long steel chassis with wide wheelbase provides inherent stability and easy-access to deep set jacking points.
- Fitted with one-piece hydraulic unit with built-in safety overload protection.
- Model No. 2200HL
Specifications:
Capacity: 2 Tonne
Length: 950mm
Maximum Chassis Height: 220mm
Maximum Saddle Height: 805mm
Minimum Saddle Height: 80mm
Nett Weight: 51kg
Weight: 56.8kg
This guide is for users of the Sealey 2200HL High Lift Low Profile Trolley Jack. It provides essential information to help you understand, set up, and safely use the jack. The key benefit of this jack is its low entry height and high lift capacity, making it ideal for a variety of vehicles. However, be aware that proper setup and maintenance are crucial for safe operation.
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Brand
Sealey
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FAQs
What is the lifting capacity of the Sealey 2200HL?
The Sealey 2200HL has a lifting capacity of 2 Tonne.
What is the minimum saddle height?
The minimum saddle height is 80mm.
What is the maximum saddle height?
The maximum saddle height is 805mm.
How often should I change the hydraulic oil?
The hydraulic oil should be changed according to the manufacturer's recommendations, typically every 1-2 years. Refer to the user manual for specific details.
Where can I find the jacking points on my vehicle?
Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for the correct jacking points.
How do I store the trolley jack?
Store the jack in a clean, dry environment away from the elements.
What should I do if the jack won't lift my vehicle?
Check the hydraulic oil level, inspect for leaks, and ensure the release valve is closed. The jack may be overloaded.
Troubleshooting
Jack does not lift the vehicle.
Check the hydraulic oil level. Inspect for leaks. Ensure the release valve is fully closed before lifting. If the jack is new, the air in the system may need to be purged by pumping the handle rapidly and fully.
Jack lowers on its own.
Check for leaks in the hydraulic system. Inspect the seals. Ensure the release valve is properly closed. The jack may be overloaded.
The jack handle is difficult to operate.
Lubricate all moving parts. Check for any obstructions in the mechanism. Ensure the jack is on a stable surface.
Foot pedal does not work.
Check to ensure the jack handle is not engaged or is not fully closed. Check the hydraulic system for leaks.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Low minimum height allows access to a wide range of vehicles.
High lift capacity suitable for heavier vehicles.
Quick lift foot pedal saves time during setup.
Dead man's control enhances safety during use.
Heavy-duty construction ensures durability and stability.
Cons
Requires proper setup and maintenance for safe operation.
The weight of 51kg can make it challenging to transport.
May require extra effort to operate if not properly maintained.
Users need to be aware of the maximum chassis height of 220mm.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Unpack and Inspect: Carefully unpack the jack and inspect for any damage incurred during shipping.
Assembly: Ensure all components are securely fastened. No assembly is required.
Initial Check: Check the hydraulic oil level before first use. Consult the user manual for the correct oil type and level.
Compatibility
The Sealey 2200HL is designed for use on a wide variety of vehicles, but always confirm that the vehicle's jacking points are accessible and compatible with the jack's saddle.
Ensure the jack is used on a hard, level surface to maintain stability.
Care
Regular Inspection: Inspect the jack regularly for any signs of wear and tear, such as leaks or damage to the chassis.
Lubrication: Keep all moving parts lubricated to ensure smooth operation. Apply grease to pivot points and moving parts.
Hydraulic Oil: Change the hydraulic oil according to the manufacturer's recommendations (typically every 1-2 years). Use the correct oil type.
Storage: Store the jack in a clean, dry environment when not in use. Protect from the elements.