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Hydraulic Bottle Jack 20 TON Low Profile Automotive Shop Axle Jack Hoist Lift

by C-HORSE
$60.00
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The C-HORSE 20 Ton Low Profile Hydraulic Bottle Jack is built for heavy-duty lifting in automotive shops, garages, farms, fleets, and commercial work areas. With a maximum lifting capacity of 40,000 lbs, this durable bottle jack is suitable for trucks, SUVs, trailers, agricultural equipment, and other heavy vehicles.

It features a lifting range of approximately 6-5/8" to 10-15/16", along with an adjustable screw-top extension for added height and versatility. The serrated, heat-treated saddle provides a secure lifting surface and improved grip.

Constructed from drop-forged alloy steel, this hydraulic jack is designed for strength, durability, and dependable performance. The welded inner and outer structure helps reduce hydraulic leaks, while the glide-action pressure pump allows heavy loads to be lifted with minimal effort.

An integrated oil-bypass and overload valve helps protect the hydraulic system from overextension and excessive loads.

Features:

• 20 ton / 40,000 lb maximum lifting capacity
• Low-profile design for limited-clearance applications
• Lifting range from approximately 6-5/8" to 10-15/16"
• Adjustable screw-top extension
• Heavy-duty drop-forged alloy steel construction
• Serrated, heat-treated lifting saddle
• Glide-action pressure pump for easier lifting
• Built-in oil-bypass and overload protection
• Suitable for residential and commercial use
• Ideal for trucks, SUVs, trailers, farms, garages, tire shops, and automotive repair shops

Package Includes:

1 x 20 Ton Hydraulic Bottle Jack

Color Notice:

Product color may vary depending on current inventory and availability. A different color may be shipped, but the lifting capacity, specifications, and performance will remain the same.

Safety Notice:

Always use the jack on a solid, level surface. Support the vehicle or load with properly rated jack stands before working underneath it. Never exceed the maximum 20-ton lifting capacity.