Hydraulic Floor Jack Forsage 3 t, lifting height 145–465 mm, rubber pad

The Forsage hydraulic floor jack with a 3-ton lifting capacity provides a practical solution for lifting cars and light commercial vehicles for maintenance and repair tasks. The jack offers an adjustable lifting range from 145 to 465 mm and features a rubber pad on the saddle to protect vehicle surfaces. Its compact body and hydraulic mechanism deliver controlled, stable lifting suitable for garage environments and onsite service work.

Advantages

The compact design saves storage space and makes the jack easy to position under a vehicle. A rubber pad on the saddle reduces the risk of scratches and damage to bumpers and chassis contact points. The hydraulic system provides smooth, reliable lifting and lowering, while the wide base and solid construction improve stability during use. Adjustable lifting height accommodates different vehicle ground clearances.

Suitable for

• Lifting passenger cars for routine maintenance and repairs
• Supporting light commercial vehicles during wheel, brake, and suspension work
• Garage use where compact, easy-to-move equipment is required
• Mobile service or roadside assistance requiring a portable hydraulic jack

Key specifications

• Lifting capacity: 3 tonnes
• Lifting height range: 145–465 mm
• Saddle with rubber protection to prevent surface damage
• Hydraulic lifting mechanism for controlled operation
• Compact footprint suitable for confined workshop spaces

How to use

Position the jack on a level, solid surface and align the saddle under the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended lifting point. Pump the handle to raise the saddle until it contacts the lift point and continue pumping until the vehicle reaches the desired height within the 145–465 mm range. Secure the vehicle with appropriate stands before performing any work. To lower, release the hydraulic valve gradually for controlled descent, then remove the jack once the vehicle is safely supported or returned to the ground.

Usage recommendations

Always consult the vehicle manual for approved lifting points and follow safety procedures: use jack stands, work on level surfaces, and avoid exceeding the 3-ton capacity. Inspect the rubber saddle and hydraulic components periodically for wear or damage, and perform maintenance according to local workshop practices to ensure safe operation.