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This guide is for car workshop professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking for a reliable and efficient trolley jack. The Bahco BH13000 offers a safe, user-friendly experience with features designed to speed up tasks. Note that while this jack is designed for ease of use, always prioritize safety and ensure proper setup before use.
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Consult the product specifications for the exact lifting capacity, usually marked on the jack itself.
The jack has a low entry height of 90mm.
The jack can lift up to 552mm.
Always consult the vehicle's owner's manual for recommended jacking points. These are reinforced areas of the vehicle's frame designed for lifting.
Regularly inspect the jack for damage, keep it clean, lubricate moving parts, and store it in a dry place. Check the oil levels.
Always use jack stands to support the vehicle after lifting. Ensure the jack is on a stable, level surface. Never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack.
The pressure relief valve prevents overloading the jack, ensuring it does not lift beyond its maximum capacity.
Ensure the release valve is closed, and that the jack is positioned correctly and that the lifting capacity of the jack meets the weight of the car. Check the oil level. If the issue persists, the jack might need repair.
Check if the release valve is fully closed. Ensure the jack is properly positioned under the vehicle at the correct jacking point. Verify that the jack's lifting capacity meets or exceeds the vehicle's weight. Check the oil level.
Check for oil leaks. Inspect the seals and consider replacing them if necessary. The release valve might be loose or damaged. Check the jack's weight capacity is appropriate for the vehicle.
Ensure that the jack is positioned correctly and that there is sufficient space for the foot pedal to move. Check for any obstructions. Verify that the release valve is closed. If the issue persists, the jack may require professional servicing.
