The Sealey HSJ07 Hydraulic Scissor Jack offers a 700kg lifting capacity, combining the space-savin...The Sealey HSJ07 Hydraulic Scissor Jack offers a 700kg lifting capacity, combining the space-saving features of a conventional scissor jack with the ease of a trolley jack. Its hydraulic unit significantly reduces the effort and time needed to lift a vehicle, making it ideal for hobbyists or as a portable emergency jack. The jack includes a one-piece pumping handle and is supplied in a convenient storage case to keep your car boot clean. This jack is suitable for cars and vans and for use in garages or workshops.
Sealey HSJ07 Hydraulic Scissor Jack 700Kg£6.95 delivery£89.95Visit shop →
Sealey HSJ07 Hydraulic Scissor Jack 700Kg£6.95 delivery£89.95Visit shop →
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This guide is for anyone needing a reliable and easy-to-use jack for their car or van. The Sealey HSJ07 Hydraulic Scissor Jack provides a 700kg lifting capacity, offering the convenience of a scissor jack with the efficiency of a hydraulic system. It's ideal for both hobbyists and for use as an emergency jack, but keep in mind that regular maintenance is required to ensure optimal performance.
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Sealey
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FAQs
What is the lifting capacity of the Sealey HSJ07?
The lifting capacity is 700kg.
What type of vehicles is this jack suitable for?
It is suitable for cars and vans.
How do I lower the jack?
Locate and slowly open the release valve.
What should I do if the jack leaks oil?
Check for any visible leaks. Tighten any loose fittings or consult a professional.
Where should I store the jack?
Store the jack in its case in a clean, dry location.
Is any maintenance required?
Yes, regular inspections for leaks, and lubrication of moving parts are recommended.
What kind of surface can I use the jack on?
Use the jack on a firm, level surface.
What should I do if the jack won't lift my vehicle?
Make sure you haven't exceeded the 700kg capacity, verify the jack is positioned correctly, and check the hydraulic fluid level.
Troubleshooting
Jack does not lift the vehicle.
Check the hydraulic fluid level. If low, refill the jack with the correct type of hydraulic fluid. Check the jack for leaks. Ensure the jack is placed correctly under the vehicle's jacking point.
Jack lifts slowly.
Check for leaks. The hydraulic fluid may be low or contaminated. Ensure the release valve is closed properly. Try pumping the jack vigorously to purge air.
Jack won't lower.
Check the release valve. It may be stuck. If necessary, consult a professional.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to use due to hydraulic operation
Compact and space-saving design
Suitable for various vehicles (cars and vans)
Includes a convenient storage case
Reduces the effort and time needed for lifting compared to manual jacks
Cons
Requires regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance
Lifting capacity is limited to 700kg
May not be suitable for all types of vehicles
Hydraulic systems can be susceptible to leaks if not properly maintained
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Assembly: Ensure the jack is fully assembled. The pumping handle should be securely attached.
Placement: Position the jack under the vehicle at the designated lifting point as specified in the vehicle's owner's manual.
Operation: Use the pumping handle to raise the vehicle.
Compatibility
Vehicles: Suitable for cars and vans up to a weight of 700kg. Check the vehicle's weight and jacking points before use.
Surface: Use only on a firm, level surface.
Care
Regular Inspections: Check for hydraulic leaks regularly.
Lubrication: Keep moving parts lubricated.
Storage: Store the jack in its case in a clean, dry location.