JEGS
Air Over Hydraulic Floor Jack 22-Ton Capacity
555-79022
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JEGS 555-79022 Air Over Hydraulic Floor Jack Features:
- Includes 8-inch wheels, 4 foot air hose, and a 3-position 50-inch handle
- Powerful enough to lift heavy, commercial-size loads
- Compact design easily slips into small spaces
- Lift range of 9 to 17 inches raises the load to your desired height, while the extension screw helps you fine-tune height from there
- Ideal for lifting axles, farm vehicles, heavy-duty machinery, industrial equipment, and more
FAQ
How much can a 22 ton jack lift?
- The 22 ton floor jack has a lifting capacity of up to 22 tons, ensuring powerful and reliable lifting performance.
What is the capacity of a hydraulic jack?
- A hydraulic jack, such as the 22 ton floor jack, is designed with a capacity of 22 tons for robust and efficient lifting.
How much weight can a floor jack hold?
- The floor jack's impressive capacity of 22 tons allows it to confidently handle heavy loads with ease and stability.
How much can a hydraulic jack lift?
- An air hydraulic floor jack, like the 22 ton floor jack, can lift substantial weights, making it a versatile choice for various applications.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.