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1/2 Ton 2 Stage Under Hoist Transmission Jack - K Tool International

Part #: KTI63503A

The K Tool International KTI63503A 1/2 Ton 2 Stage Under Hoist Transmission Jack is engineered for efficient and secure handling of transmissions and differentials in professional automotive and industrial settings. This robust hydraulic jack provides the necessary lifting range and stability for a variety of under-hoist service applications.

Key Features

  • Two-Stage Hydraulic Ram: Features a 2-stage chrome hydraulic ram, providing an extended lifting range for versatile applications under a hoist.
  • 1/2 Ton Lifting Capacity: Safely handles components up to 1,000 pounds (1/2 ton), suitable for most automotive transmissions and differentials.
  • Precision Control: Equipped with a manually operated foot pedal pump for smooth, controlled lifting and a foot pedal release for gradual descent.
  • Enhanced Stability & Mobility: A four-leg design with heavy-duty swivel casters ensures easy positioning and stability during operation.
  • Adjustable Saddle: Includes an extra heavy-duty slide saddle with 15 degrees of tilt in all directions and integrated safety chains for secure load retention.

Applications

This under-hoist transmission jack is an essential tool for automotive repair shops and industrial maintenance facilities. It is ideal for safely removing, installing, and transporting (in the lowered position) various vehicle transmissions, transfer cases, and differential assemblies. Its wide lifting range accommodates a broad spectrum of vehicle types, from passenger cars to light trucks.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: K Tool International
  • Model Number: KTI63503A
  • Lift Capacity: 1/2 Ton (1000 lbs)
  • Minimum Lift Height: 34-1/4"
  • Maximum Lift Height: 70-7/8"
  • First Stage Stroke: 21-11/16"
  • Second Stage Stroke: 19-6/16"
  • Saddle Tilt: 15 degrees (all directions)
  • Overall Dimensions: 28-3/4" L x 28-3/4" W x 35-7/8" H

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 19 June, 2013.