VEVOR Transmission Jack, 1,660 lb 2-Stage Telescopic with Foot Pedal

Description

At a Glance

A 1,660 lb hydraulic transmission jack on a 2-stage telescopic column, reaching 33.5 to 67 in so it meets a transmission coming out on a lift as well as one under a raised car. The foot pedal leaves both hands free, the saddle swivels 360 degrees to align the bellhousing, and the safety chain takes the weight if the clamp slips.

1,660 lbsLoad Capacity33.5-67 in / 85-170 cmLift Range2-Stage TelescopicLift Type360 degreesSaddle Rotation23.6 in / 60 cmSafety Chain LengthSteelMaterial

Transmission Jack: 1,660 lb Capacity, 33.5-67 in Lift

This VEVOR hydraulic telescopic transmission jack lifts up to 1,660 lb with a range of 33.5-67 in (85-170 cm). The 2-stage steel frame works with the foot pedal, the saddle rotates 360°, and the 23.6 in (60 cm) safety chain holds the transmission during garage and shop work.

Which Transmission Jack Is This For?

For heavier transmissions and transfer cases, this 1,660 lb model is the top capacity in the 2-stage telescopic line. If your shop mainly handles standard car transmissions, the 1,100-1,110 lb versions are lighter; the HTJ-1322 model lifts higher to 68.5 in for truck bays.

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Overview

1660 LBS Loading Capacity: Our 1660 lbs 2-stage hydraulic telescoping transmission jack helps you easily guide a transmission securely.

Performance & Applications

Load-Bearing CapacityCarbon Steel MaterialHydraulic SystemX-Frame Base Structure

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VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Load-Bearing Capacity

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Carbon Steel Material

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Hydraulic System

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs X-Frame Base Structure

Adjustable Lifting RangeHydraulic PedalLock the HeightControlled Descent

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VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Adjustable Lifting Range

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Hydraulic Pedal

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Lock the Height

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Controlled Descent

Tiltable SaddleRotatable SaddleSliding SaddleSaddle Area

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VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Tiltable Saddle

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Rotatable Saddle

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Sliding Saddle

VEVOR Transmission Jack Red 1660 lbs Saddle Area

Key Features

Auxiliary Pulling Ring

Hydraulic Pedal

Swivel Casters

Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Item Model Number	0.6T
Load Capacity	1660 lbs
Lift Range	33-1/2" -67"/ 85-170 cm
Material	Steel
Safety Chain Length	23-3/5"/ 60 cm
Saddle Rotation	360°

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a transmission jack used for?

A: Holding a transmission while it is removed and refitted. It does what a floor jack cannot: it takes a heavy, awkward, off-centre load, lets you tilt and rotate the unit to line up the input shaft, and adjusts height within a narrow band for reinstallation.

Q: What capacity do I need?

A: Base it on the heaviest transmission you will pull. This one is rated 1,660 lb, which covers passenger car and light truck automatics. Pull the number from a service manual rather than estimating a transmission by hand, because castings are heavier than they look.

Q: Do I need a high lift transmission jack?

A: If the car is on a two-post lift with the transmission high off the floor, yes. A jack that only reaches 34 in cannot meet it. This one reaches 67 in for exactly that workflow, and down to 33.5 in for a car on stands.

Q: Why does the saddle rotate?

A: Because the mounting face is not horizontal when the transmission tilts as it comes out. A 360 degree saddle lets you follow the transmission's angle rather than forcing it, which is what stops the input shaft from binding.

Q: Can one person use it?

A: That is what the foot pedal is for. Both hands stay on the transmission while the pedal raises the column, so the usual second pair of hands is not needed just to work the pump.

Q: How do I secure the transmission?

A: Set it on the saddle, run the safety chain over or around the case, and tighten it before you take any weight off the bellhousing bolts. The chain is the backup, not the plan.

Q: Can I rent a transmission jack instead of buying?

A: Rental makes sense for a single clutch or gearbox job, and most places carry them. Buying makes sense for a shop or for anyone who does the job more than once, because the jack is the thing that makes the job a one-person task.

Q: Do the wheels lock?

A: Lock the casters before you take the load off the bellhousing. A transmission jack that rolls at the wrong moment is the classic way these jobs go wrong.