Sealey Viking Manual/Air Hydraulic Bottle Jack 50 Tonne - AM50S

The Sealey Viking AM50S has a minimum height of 300mm and a maximum lifting height of 470mm.

While capable, its 50-tonne capacity is designed for heavy-duty applications. For smaller cars, a lower-capacity jack would be more appropriate and easier to handle.

It is recommended to use a good quality hydraulic jack oil. Always refer to the product manual for the specific type and viscosity recommended by Sealey.

It is advisable to check the hydraulic fluid level before each use, especially if the jack has been stored for an extended period or if you suspect a leak.

Yes, the ram piston is designed to be serviceable, and a service kit is readily available to maintain the jack's performance and longevity.

The rotating pump allows you to position the pump handle at different angles, which is useful for accessing jacking points in confined or awkward spaces.

The jack typically comes with the air inlet fitting, but you will need to provide your own compatible air hose and air compressor.

Check the hydraulic fluid level and top up if low. Ensure the air supply (if used) is adequate and connected properly. Inspect the pump mechanism and ram for any obvious blockages or damage. Check the ram piston seal for leaks.

Verify the air hose connection is secure and that the air compressor is functioning. Check the air valve on the jack for proper operation. Inspect the air inlet for obstructions.

This typically indicates a hydraulic leak. Check the ram piston seal and any other seals for wear or damage. If leaks are present, the jack may require servicing or seal replacement. Ensure the release valve is fully closed.

The jack may require lubrication. Check and lubricate the pump linkage and handle mechanism. Ensure there are no obstructions preventing smooth operation. If stiffness persists, internal component wear may be a factor.