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Vevor UK£189.90Visit shop VEVOR Hydraulic Toe Jack, 5 Ton On Toe Toe Jack Lift, 10 Ton On Top Lift Capacity Machine Jack, 1.0-9.1 in Toe Height, 14.6-22.4 in Top Height, 360° Rotatable Claw Jack for Machinery, Industry
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The VEVOR Hydraulic Claw Jack is an essential heavy-duty tool designed for industrial technicians and mechanical engineers who require precision lifting for heavy machinery or equipment. With a dual-capacity design—offering 10 tons of lifting power on the top plate and 5 tons on the claw—it provides exceptional versatility in tight workshop environments, though its heavy steel construction requires careful handling during transport.
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No, the claw is rated for a maximum of 5 tons. Use the top plate for the full 10-ton capacity.
While it does not require frequent changes, you should inspect the oil level periodically and top off with high-quality hydraulic oil if necessary.
No, a hydraulic jack should only be used to lift the load. Always use mechanical jack stands to support the weight once lifted.
The claw has a minimum entry height of 25 mm.
The housing is designed to swivel 360 degrees; simply apply pressure to the handle or base to rotate it into the desired position.
Check the oil level in the reservoir and ensure the release valve is completely tightened.
The release valve may be dirty or worn; clean the valve seat or inspect the hydraulic seals for damage.
Air may be trapped in the hydraulic system; perform the bleeding procedure according to the manufacturer's manual.
To ensure longevity, place the jack on a firm, level surface before operation. Before lifting, ensure the release valve is fully closed. For care, store the jack in a clean, dry location to prevent corrosion. Periodically check for any signs of hydraulic fluid seepage around the piston or seals. If the jack feels spongy during operation, it may require bleeding the hydraulic system of trapped air. Never exceed the rated 5-ton capacity when using the claw to avoid potential mechanical failure or structural deformation.
