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Bottle Jack
JEGS 555-79009 Bottle Jack 20-Ton Features:
- The safety overload valve offers extra protection if jack is loaded with too much weight
- Use with 100-120 psi rated air pressure supply to get fast, strong lifting power or operate it manually just about anywhere, even without an air supply
- Lifting range of 10-7/16” to 20” to raise the load and 3-?” extension screw allows you to fine-tune the jack from there
- Yellow finish for great looks and a long life
- Air line length 52” with 1/4“ npt fitting to provide the reach needed
JEGS 20-Ton Air/Hydraulic Bottle Jack is designed to operate manually or pneumatically. Use a 100–120 PSI-rated air pressure supply to get fast, strong lifting power; or operate it manually just about anywhere, even without an air supply. A safety overload valve offers extra protection if you load the jack up with too much weight. The safety overload will gently lower the unit before the operator is put in a dangerous situation. The 10-7/16” to 20” lift range raises the load and the 3-1/8” extension screw allows you to fine-tune the jack from there.
Specifications:
Will this jack work in the horizontal position. Trying to find a jack for motorcycle lift
What is the warranty
Motor Vehicles
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