Sunex 1000 lb. Air/Hydraulic Telescopic Trans Jack
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Transmission Jacks
- Use for removal, installation and transporting of transmissions and transfer cases on vehicles that are supported by lifts.
- Foot activated pump pedal for hands free raising of the rams.
- Lowered telepscopic rams enable the transmission to be transferred from the jack to the work table and extended to reach a miximum height of 74
- Foot activated release pedal provides slow controlled lowering of load
- Universal saddle with four ratcheting arms quickly adjust to the transmission pan configuration
- Nylon strap tie down secures the load to the saddle
- Overload valve prevents jack from being used beyond its rated capacity.
- Wide base legs with swivel caster, polyurethane tread wheels provide stability and easy maneuverability even under load. Two caster wheels have locking feature to prevent jack from moving.
- Base: 30.25 x 30.25
- Capacity (lbs.) 1000 @ 100 PSI
- High Height (in.) 73.5
- Low Height (in.) 35.5
- Saddle Tilt Fore and Aft 37 by 26
- Saddle Tilt Side to Side 12
- Shipping Weight (lbs.) 145
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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