Value Collection TH92004X 20 Ton Side Pump Bottle Jack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TH92004X is a 20-ton capacity side pump bottle jack designed for heavy-duty lifting in automotive, industrial, and mechanical service applications. The side pump handle configuration allows for operation in low-clearance environments where a standard top-pump design cannot be positioned. The jack raises from 7.5 inches to 11.25 inches, providing 3.125 inches of piston stroke. An adjustable screw extension measuring 1.625 inches adds fine-height control at the top of the lift range. At 23.4 pounds, the unit is robust enough for sustained load-bearing while remaining portable for shop and field use.

This bottle jack is suited for lifting vehicles, machinery, and structural loads in professional shop environments. The 2.2-inch plunger diameter and 1.5-inch screw diameter support stable, controlled lifting under heavy loads. The base measures 6.25 inches long by 5.875 inches wide, providing a stable footprint on level work surfaces. It is commonly used by automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, heavy equipment operators, and industrial maintenance professionals who require a compact, high-capacity lifting tool.

Key Features

• 20-ton rated lifting capacity for heavy vehicle and equipment service
• Side pump design allows operation in confined or low-clearance spaces
• Lift range of 7.5 inches to 11.25 inches with 3.125 inches of piston stroke
• Adjustable screw extension provides fine height adjustment at the top of the stroke
• Wide base at 6.25 inches by 5.875 inches for stable placement under load
• Portable at 23.4 pounds for shop and field use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose side pump bottle jack suitable for automotive, industrial, and mechanical lifting applications requiring up to 20 tons of capacity.

Installation Notes

Position the jack on a firm, level surface before beginning any lift. Always use rated jack stands to support the load once the desired height is reached — never rely solely on the jack to hold a suspended load. Inspect the hydraulic seals and pump mechanism for leaks before each use. Service and repair of hydraulic jacks should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with hydraulic tool safety.