Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Instruction Manual

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Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack Specification

The Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack is a robust and versatile lifting tool designed for professional automotive maintenance applications. Engineered to meet high standards of durability and efficiency, this trolley jack features a lifting capacity of 2 tonnes, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles. The jack incorporates a low entry design, allowing it to slide easily under vehicles with minimal ground clearance, which is particularly beneficial for sports cars and modified vehicles.

Constructed from heavy-duty steel, the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 ensures longevity and stability during operation. Its hydraulic system is designed for smooth and controlled lifting, minimizing the risk of sudden drops or mechanical failures. The jack includes a dual pump system, which enhances its lifting speed and efficiency, reducing the time required to raise a vehicle to the desired height. The lifting range of the trolley jack is between 85mm and 390mm, providing ample flexibility for various lifting tasks.

The Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 is equipped with a long, padded handle that enhances user comfort and grip, reducing operator fatigue during prolonged use. Its swivel castors facilitate easy maneuverability around the workshop, enabling precise positioning under the vehicle. The jack also features a bypass system that protects against overloading, ensuring safe operation at all times.

For added convenience, the trolley jack includes a magnetic parts tray, which keeps small components organized and within reach during repairs. Finished with a powder-coated exterior, the jack is resistant to corrosion and wear, maintaining its appearance and functionality over time. The Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack is a reliable and efficient lifting solution, ideal for both professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts.

Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack F.A.Q.

How do I properly position the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack under a vehicle?

Ensure the vehicle is on a flat, stable surface. Locate the vehicle's jacking point, usually specified in the vehicle's manual, and align the jack saddle with this point before lifting.

What should I do if the trolley jack does not lift the vehicle?

Check the hydraulic oil level and top up if necessary. Ensure the release valve is closed tightly and confirm that the load is within the jack's capacity.

How often should I perform maintenance on the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack?

Inspect the jack before each use for leaks and wear. Perform a full maintenance check, including oil level and moving parts lubrication, every six months or as specified in the user manual.

What type of hydraulic oil is recommended for this trolley jack?

Use high-quality hydraulic jack oil. Refer to the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 manual for the specific type and viscosity recommended.

How can I safely lower a vehicle using the trolley jack?

Slowly turn the release valve counterclockwise to lower the vehicle gently. Ensure no obstructions are under the vehicle and that it is safe to lower.

What are the signs that my trolley jack needs repair?

Signs include hydraulic fluid leaks, difficulty lifting loads, unusual noises during operation, or the jack not holding pressure.

Can the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack be used on uneven surfaces?

No, it is not safe to use the jack on uneven surfaces. Always use it on a flat, solid surface to prevent accidents.

How do I bleed air from the hydraulic system of the trolley jack?

Open the release valve and pump the handle several times without a load to expel air. Ensure the hydraulic fluid is at the correct level after bleeding.

Is it necessary to lubricate the moving parts of the trolley jack?

Yes, periodic lubrication of the wheels, handle pivot, and other moving parts is essential for smooth operation and longevity of the jack.

How should I store the Sealey 2001LEBL.V2 Trolley Jack when not in use?

Store the jack in a dry, clean area with the saddle lowered. Keep it away from moisture and corrosive materials to prevent damage.