3 Ton Floor Jack

A 3-ton floor jack, with a 6,000 lb (2.72 metric tons) capacity, is used to lift vehicles for maintenance, repairs, or tire changes. It's typically used in conjunction with jack stands for safe support of the vehicle while working on the undercarriage. Here's a more detailed breakdown of its usage: 1. Selecting the Right Jack: A 3-ton floor jack is suitable for most passenger vehicles, but heavier vehicles like trucks may require a higher capacity jack. 2. Using the Jack: Find the Lifting Point: Locate the designated lifting point on the vehicle's frame, as indicated in the vehicle's manual or by consulting online resources. Position the Jack: Carefully position the jack under the lifting point, ensuring it's stable and level. Raise the Vehicle: Insert the handle and rotate it to raise the vehicle to the desired height. Support with Jack Stands: Once raised, immediately support the vehicle with properly rated jack stands at the designated lifting points. 3. Safety First: Use Jack Stands: Never get under a vehicle supported only by the floor jack. Ensure Stability: Use the jack on a hard, level surface to avoid instability. Check for Overload: Be mindful of the jack's capacity and avoid exceeding it. 4. Lowering the Vehicle: After completing work, lower the vehicle gradually, ensuring the jack handle is released properly. 5. Low Profile Design: Many 3-ton floor jacks feature a low profile design, allowing them to be used on vehicles with limited ground clearance. In summary, a 3-ton floor jack is a crucial tool for lifting vehicles safely and efficiently for various maintenance and repair tasks.

Condition

Used (normal wear)