Sealey AS3 Instruction Manual

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Sealey AS3 Axle Stand Specification

The Sealey AS3 Axle Stand is designed for automotive professionals and enthusiasts who require a reliable and robust solution for vehicle support during maintenance or repair tasks. This axle stand features a maximum weight capacity of three tons, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles, from standard cars to light commercial vehicles. Its construction utilizes high-quality steel, ensuring durability and longevity even under frequent use.

The stand's design incorporates a ratchet mechanism that allows for easy height adjustments, providing flexibility across different lifting scenarios. The height can be adjusted within a range of 278mm to 420mm, offering versatility in meeting various vehicle clearance requirements. The ratchet system is designed for secure locking, minimizing the risk of accidental lowering and enhancing user safety.

Each unit of the Sealey AS3 is equipped with a wide, stable base, which contributes to its overall stability and reduces the risk of tipping, ensuring a secure stance on most surfaces. The feet of the stand are angled to distribute weight evenly, and the steel structure is coated with a corrosion-resistant finish, protecting it from rust and environmental wear.

The Sealey AS3 Axle Stand adheres to rigorous safety standards and is manufactured in compliance with the latest industry regulations, providing users with peace of mind regarding its structural integrity and performance. Its compact design allows for easy storage and transport, making it a practical tool for both professional garages and home workshops.

Sealey AS3 Axle Stand F.A.Q.

How do I properly set up the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand for use?

To set up the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand, first ensure that the vehicle is on a level surface. Position the stand under the vehicle's jacking points and adjust the height using the locking pin. Ensure the pin is securely in place before releasing the weight onto the stand.

What is the maximum weight capacity of the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand?

The Sealey AS3 Axle Stand has a maximum weight capacity of 3 tons (3000 kg). Always ensure the vehicle does not exceed this limit.

How can I perform regular maintenance on the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand?

Regular maintenance includes checking for any signs of wear or damage, ensuring the locking pin is not bent or broken, and lubricating moving parts if necessary. Store in a dry place to prevent rust.

What should I do if the locking pin is difficult to insert or remove?

If the locking pin is difficult to insert or remove, inspect it for any damage or deformation. Clean any debris from the pin and the hole. If the problem persists, consider replacing the pin.

Can the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand be used on uneven surfaces?

It is strongly advised not to use the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand on uneven surfaces as it may compromise stability. Always use on a flat, stable surface for safety.

How do I adjust the height of the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand?

To adjust the height, lift the stand to the desired height and align the holes for the locking pin. Insert the pin to secure the stand at the chosen height. Ensure the pin is fully engaged.

What precautions should I take when using the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand?

Ensure the stand is positioned correctly under the vehicle's jacking points, do not exceed the weight capacity, and never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack. Always use axle stands.

How can I tell if the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand is damaged?

Inspect for any visible cracks, bends, or deformations in the stand or pin. If any damage is found, do not use the stand and replace it immediately.

Is it safe to use the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand in wet conditions?

While it is possible to use the stand in wet conditions, it is not recommended due to the risk of slippage. Ensure the base is stable and free from water pooling.

What should I do if the vehicle feels unstable on the Sealey AS3 Axle Stand?

If the vehicle feels unstable, double-check that the stand is correctly positioned and that the locking pin is secure. Re-evaluate the surface stability and reposition if necessary.