Sealey 3000CXD.V6 Trolley Jack Specification
The Sealey 3000CXD.V6 is equipped with a safety bypass valve to prevent overloading, protecting both the user and the vehicle. Its low-profile design allows for easy access under low-clearance vehicles, and swivel castors enhance maneuverability in tight spaces. The jack's saddle is padded to protect the vehicle's chassis from damage during lifting. It also includes a long handle for optimal leverage and ease of use, which is foam-padded to prevent damage to the vehicle's bodywork. The handle's ergonomic grip ensures comfort during operation. Finished with a corrosion-resistant coating, the Sealey 3000CXD.V6 is built to withstand harsh workshop environments, making it a reliable choice for everyday use.
Sealey 3000CXD.V6 Trolley Jack F.A.Q.
How do I properly position the Sealey 3000CXD.V6 under my vehicle?
Ensure the jack is placed on a solid, level surface and position it under the vehicle's designated lifting points, typically found in the owner's manual or near the vehicle's frame.
What is the maximum lifting capacity of the Sealey 3000CXD.V6 Trolley Jack?
The maximum lifting capacity of the Sealey 3000CXD.V6 Trolley Jack is 3 tonnes.
What should I do if the jack doesn't lift my vehicle?
Check for proper placement under the lifting point, ensure the release valve is closed, and verify that the hydraulic oil level is adequate. If issues persist, inspect for airlocks in the hydraulic system.
How often should I check the hydraulic oil level in my trolley jack?
Check the hydraulic oil level every six months or before each use if the jack is used frequently. Top up with the recommended oil if necessary.
What type of hydraulic oil should be used in the Sealey 3000CXD.V6?
Use only high-quality hydraulic jack oil. Avoid using brake fluid, alcohol, glycerin, detergent motor oil, or dirty oil.
How can I bleed air from the hydraulic system of the Sealey 3000CXD.V6?
To bleed air, open the release valve and pump the handle several times without load. Close the valve and test the jack's lifting action.
What maintenance steps should I follow to prolong the life of my trolley jack?
Regularly check for oil leaks, clean the jack after each use, store it in a dry location, and lubricate moving parts periodically.
Why is my trolley jack lowering slowly even with the release valve closed?
This could be due to a worn or damaged seal. Inspect the seals and replace them if necessary. Also, ensure there are no airlocks in the system.
Can I use the trolley jack to lift other heavy objects besides vehicles?
While the trolley jack can lift heavy objects, it is specifically designed for vehicles. Ensure any object lifted is stable and within the jack's weight capacity.
What should I do if the jack handle is not providing enough leverage?
Ensure the handle is fully inserted and secure. If the issue persists, check for obstructions or damage to the pump mechanism.