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4" Extension Tube - 10 Ton - B65115 - Blackhawk Automotive

Part #: B65165

The Blackhawk Automotive B65165 4" Extension Tube is an essential accessory designed to extend the reach of your 10-ton hydraulic ram, optimizing performance in demanding body, frame, and industrial repair tasks. Engineered for seamless integration with Blackhawk 10-ton hydraulic systems, including the B65115 Porto-Power kit, this extension tube ensures full load capacity is maintained for efficient and precise setups in obstructed or deep-set work areas.

Key Features

  • 10-Ton Rated Capacity: Specifically engineered to complement 10-ton hydraulic rams, providing reliable support for heavy-duty pushing, spreading, and lifting operations.
  • 4" Extension Length: Adds a critical 4 inches of stroke, enabling technicians to reach deep into frame rails, rockers, pillars, and pinch welds without compromising hydraulic power or stability.
  • Heavy-Walled Steel Construction: Constructed from robust, thick-walled steel to resist flexing and distortion, ensuring consistent alignment and durable performance under rigorous daily use.
  • Snap-Lock Connection: Features a positive-lock, quick-connect interface for secure and rapid integration with compatible Blackhawk hydraulic cylinders and various blackhawk porto power 10 ton parts.

Applications

This extension tube is an invaluable component for collision repair technicians, frame and unibody shops, and industrial service teams requiring extended reach from their 10-ton rams. It is commonly utilized for precise frame and unibody straightening, detailed door and pillar work, rocker and quarter panel pulls, and general pushing or spreading tasks on light- and medium-duty vehicles, equipment frames, and other structural components.

Specifications

  • Product Type: Hydraulic Extension Tube
  • Manufacturer: Blackhawk Automotive
  • Model / Part Number: B65165
  • Capacity: 10 ton
  • Length: 4 in
  • Weight: 2.2 lb
  • Approx. Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 2.5 in

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 09 May, 2012.