35 Ton Air/Hydraulic Service Jack - Rhino Gear

Part #: HT1903-FPD

The Rhino Gear HT1903-FPD 35 Ton Air/Hydraulic Service Jack is engineered for demanding lifting tasks in professional automotive and industrial settings. This robust jack provides the substantial lifting power required for heavy-duty vehicles and machinery, combining air and hydraulic operation for efficient and controlled raising and lowering.

Key Features

  • 35-Ton Lifting Capacity: Designed to handle the heaviest loads in commercial garages, fleet maintenance, and industrial workshops.
  • Versatile Ram Height: Offers an expansive lifting range from 10 inches up to 25 inches (with the tallest adapter), accommodating a wide variety of chassis heights.
  • Adjustable Lifting Point: Features an adjustable screw lifting point and adapter mount for precise positioning and enhanced safety.
  • Three Locking Handle Positions: Provides operational flexibility and improved leverage, ensuring secure handling during operation.
  • Included Adapter Set: Comes complete with three essential adapters (3/4", 2 1/2", and 4 1/2") to expand utility across diverse lifting points.

Applications

The HT1903-FPD service jack is an essential tool for technicians working with heavy-duty trucks, buses, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and other large industrial vehicles. Its high capacity and adaptable design make it suitable for maintenance, repair, and tire service in commercial repair shops and mobile service operations.

Specifications

  • Model Number: HT1903-FPD
  • Lifting Capacity: 35 Tons
  • Ram Height Range: 10" - 25" (with tallest adapter)
  • Included Adapters: 3/4", 2 1/2", 4 1/2"
  • Shipping Weight: 108 lbs.
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  • Model: 245654
  • Shipping Weight: 108lbs
  • UPC: 810524021494
  • Manufacturers Part #: HT1903-FPD
  • Manufactured by: Rhino Gear
  • Also Known As: DYOHT1903-FPD

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 May, 2017.