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VEVOR Hydraulic Long Ram Jack, 8 Ton Engine Hoist Cylinder Single Piston Pump, Hydraulic Ram Cylinder with Air Pump, Clevis Base Long Ram Jack for Engine Lift Hoists, Shop Cranes, Farm, Mechanical
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VEVOR Hydraulic Long Ram Jack, 8 Ton Engine Hoist Features
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8-Ton Capacity & 26.4"-46.5" Height Range: With a robust 8-ton load capacity and a large height range from 26.4" to 46.5" (670-1180 mm), this hydraulic long ram jack effortlessly lifts heavy loads. And its slow-release function allows you to control your lifting tasks safely.
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Dual Pump Design: Featuring both a pressure pump and an air pump, the engine hoist cylinder ensures easy and efficient lifting. The air pump feature allows you to connect the jack to an air compressor, enabling swift and effortless lifting. Minimal muscle power is required to handle them effectively.
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Durable & Sturdy: Crafted from durable #45 steel with a hard chrome-plated surface, the engine hoist jack 's core components ensure wear resistance. The large-diameter hydraulic cylinder reduces oil pressure requirements, minimizing wear and extending the long ram jack's lifespan.
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Safety Comes First: Our hydraulic ram cylinder has integrated oil bypass and overload valves, which protect against overloads. The hydraulic unit is corrosion-resistant and great for various temperature conditions, ensuring a hassle-free operation. The unique Y-shaped seal ring and plunger design ensure a stable and safe lifting process by preventing slow descents and oil bypass.
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Wide Applications: This engine hoist jack suits various applications in workshops, stores, and maintenance tasks. Its clevis base allows for direct mounting on various lifting equipment, making it a versatile and ideal solution for residential and commercial lifting needs.
