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22 Ton Air/Hydraulic Truck - Blackhawk Automotive

Part #: 6221

The Blackhawk Automotive Model 6221 22 Ton Air/Hydraulic Truck Jack is engineered for demanding professional automotive and industrial lifting applications. This robust jack provides powerful and efficient lifting capacity for heavy-duty vehicles, combining the speed of air operation with the reliable control of hydraulics. Its compact and low-profile design ensures maximum access under a wide range of large trucks and machinery.

Key Features

  • 22-Ton Lifting Capacity: Provides ample power for servicing a diverse fleet of heavy-duty trucks, buses, and industrial equipment.
  • Air-Actuated Operation: Delivers rapid and efficient lifting, significantly reducing the time and effort required for routine maintenance and repairs.
  • Low Profile Design: With a minimum height of 9.75 inches, this jack easily maneuvers under vehicles with lower ground clearance.
  • Self-Returning Spring: Minimizes operator fatigue and enhances user-friendliness by automatically retracting the ram.
  • Integrated Air Filter: Protects the air motor from contaminants, ensuring prolonged service life and consistent performance.
  • Metered Control Release Valve: Located on the sturdy, one-piece T-handle, this valve allows for precise and controlled lowering, improving safety and operational efficiency.

Applications

This heavy-duty air/hydraulic truck jack is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics working in truck repair shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and industrial environments. It is ideal for safely lifting semi-trucks, commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment, and other heavy machinery for tire changes, brake work, suspension repairs, and general undercarriage access.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Blackhawk Automotive
  • Model Number: 6221
  • Lifting Capacity: 22 Tons
  • Low Height: 9.75 inches
  • High Height: 21.75 inches
  • Handle Length: 48.75 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 30 June, 2015.