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Assemble casters, legs, handle, and saddle components to the main jack body.
Adjust saddle angle and attach corner support brackets to the saddle board.
Assemble chain pack bracket and use chains to secure the transmission.
Warning: Ensure transmission is secured by the restraint system before lifting.
Study instructions, wear eye protection, inspect jack, use on level surface, adhere to capacity.
Use only approved hydraulic fluid; do not modify the jack.
Close metering valves, attach air, set lift speed with UP pedal and raising valve.
Place a load, use DOWN pedal, and adjust lowering valve for comfortable speed.
Warning: Incorrect valve adjustment can cause rapid load drop and injury.
Tilt jack, open release valve, pump handle, close valve, and continue pumping.
Lift vehicle, position jack, connect air, and raise adapter using air stage to lock.
Center load, engage lock, use hydraulic stage to align, and secure with chains.
Remove transmission, then slowly lower hydraulic and air stages.
Warning: Raise cylinder to mechanical lock before transferring load to prevent sudden drop.
Store in protected area, keep clean, and wipe cylinder columns regularly.
Inspect jack before use for damage; lubricate moving parts monthly.
Use medium weight grease and approved hydraulic jack oil. Do not use brake fluid.
Addresses air leaks, cylinder not lowering, and hydraulic lift problems.
Assemble casters, legs, handle, and saddle components to the main jack body.
Adjust saddle angle and attach corner support brackets to the saddle board.
Assemble chain pack bracket and use chains to secure the transmission.
Warning: Ensure transmission is secured by the restraint system before lifting.
Study instructions, wear eye protection, inspect jack, use on level surface, adhere to capacity.
Use only approved hydraulic fluid; do not modify the jack.
Close metering valves, attach air, set lift speed with UP pedal and raising valve.
Place a load, use DOWN pedal, and adjust lowering valve for comfortable speed.
Warning: Incorrect valve adjustment can cause rapid load drop and injury.
Tilt jack, open release valve, pump handle, close valve, and continue pumping.
Lift vehicle, position jack, connect air, and raise adapter using air stage to lock.
Center load, engage lock, use hydraulic stage to align, and secure with chains.
Remove transmission, then slowly lower hydraulic and air stages.
Warning: Raise cylinder to mechanical lock before transferring load to prevent sudden drop.
Store in protected area, keep clean, and wipe cylinder columns regularly.
Inspect jack before use for damage; lubricate moving parts monthly.
Use medium weight grease and approved hydraulic jack oil. Do not use brake fluid.
Addresses air leaks, cylinder not lowering, and hydraulic lift problems.
The High Lift Transmission Jack is a specialized piece of equipment designed for the safe and efficient installation, removal, and transportation of automobile transmissions, transfer cases, and transaxles. Its robust construction and dual-stage operation (air and hydraulic) make it suitable for professional automotive repair environments.
The primary function of this jack is to assist technicians in handling heavy and often awkwardly shaped automotive components like transmissions. It achieves this through a two-stage lifting mechanism:
The jack's design emphasizes safety and precision. It includes a universal saddle that can be adjusted to accommodate various transmission shapes, and a restraint system (chains and chain hardware) to securely fasten the transmission to the adapter, preventing movement or tipping during lifting, lowering, or transport. The ability to adjust both raising and lowering speeds through metering valves is a critical safety feature, ensuring controlled movement of heavy loads.
The High Lift Transmission Jack is engineered for ease of use and adaptability within a workshop setting:
To ensure longevity, reliable performance, and continued safety, the High Lift Transmission Jack incorporates several design considerations for maintenance:
Overall, the High Lift Transmission Jack is a robust, versatile, and user-friendly tool, designed with both operational efficiency and safety at its core, supported by clear guidelines for proper use and maintenance.
General| Category | Jacks |
|---|---|
| Model | 1794A |
| Minimum Height | 3.5 inches |
| Maximum Height | 20.5 inches |
| Type | Service Jack |
