Value Collection PS-MH-JACK1-110 Side Pump Bottle Jack 20 Ton

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION PS-MH-JACK1-110 is a 20-ton capacity side pump bottle jack built for heavy lifting in shop, fleet, and industrial service environments. The side-mounted pump handle allows operation in confined horizontal spaces where a standard top-pump jack cannot be positioned. The jack extends from a minimum height of 9.5 inches to a maximum height of 18.625 inches, providing a 6-inch piston stroke. A 3.125-inch screw extension adds fine-height adjustment at the top of the stroke. Mechanics, millwrights, and heavy equipment technicians are the primary installers of this tool.

This bottle jack is suited for automotive, truck, agricultural equipment, and light industrial lifting tasks requiring up to 20 tons of rated capacity. The side pump design makes it practical in low-clearance situations such as frame rail work, equipment skid leveling, and machinery repositioning. The 2.2-inch plunger diameter and 1.5-inch screw diameter are sized to handle sustained loads without excessive deflection. It is appropriate for both shop floor use and field service work where a portable, high-capacity lift point is needed.

Key Features

• 20-ton rated load capacity for heavy automotive and industrial lifting
• Side pump mechanism allows use in horizontal-clearance-restricted spaces
• 6-inch piston stroke delivers a wide working height range
• 3.125-inch screw extension provides fine height adjustment beyond full stroke
• 2.2-inch plunger diameter supports stable load bearing under sustained pressure
• 6.25-inch x 5.875-inch base provides a stable footprint on flat surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose side pump bottle jack suitable for automotive, truck, and industrial lifting applications requiring up to 20 tons of capacity and a minimum saddle height of 9.5 inches.

Installation Notes

Position the jack on a firm, level surface rated to support the combined load of the jack and the lifted object. Always use rated jack stands to support the load after lifting — never rely solely on a hydraulic jack to hold a suspended load during work. Inspect the hydraulic cylinder and pump for fluid leaks before each use. Service and repair of hydraulic jacks should be performed by qualified personnel following the manufacturer's service documentation.