Hydraulic workshop jack Forsage TR20005 2.5 t lifting capacity

Hydraulic workshop jack Forsage TR20005 2.5 t lifting capacity is a floor jack designed for lifting cars and other heavy equipment in garages and workshops. The jack employs a hydraulic mechanism to raise loads smoothly and holds vehicles at a secure height to enable underbody access and routine maintenance tasks. Its rated capacity of 2.5 tonnes makes it suitable for a wide range of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles when used with appropriate jacking points and safety supports.

Advantages

The Forsage TR20005 floor jack provides stable lifting courtesy of a hydraulic piston and a broad saddle that helps distribute load forces. Its compact floor-mounted design allows positioning under low-clearance vehicles, while the integrated release valve gives controlled descent. Constructed with steel components, the jack offers durability for frequent workshop use and simple maintenance. The ergonomic handle enables efficient pumping action for quick lift-up to working height.

Suitable for

• Tire changes and wheel service
• Underbody inspections and repairs
• Routine vehicle maintenance in garages and workshops
• Lifting light commercial vehicles and passenger cars within the rated capacity

Key specifications

• Lifting capacity: 2.5 tonnes (2500 kg)
• Type: hydraulic floor/workshop jack
• Operation: manual pumping hydraulic mechanism with release valve
• Saddle design: broad contact saddle for stable load support
• Construction: steel body and lifting arm for workshop durability
• Suitable clearance: low-profile floor jack design for vehicles with limited ground clearance

How to use

Position the jack on a level, solid surface and place it under the vehicle's manufacturer-recommended jacking point. Assemble and insert the handle if required, then pump the handle to raise the saddle until it contacts the vehicle. Continue pumping until the desired working height is reached, then place suitable axle stands or supports under the vehicle before performing any underbody work. To lower, slowly open the release valve to allow controlled descent and remove the jack once the vehicle is safely supported or fully lowered.

Usage recommendations

Always observe vehicle manufacturer jacking points and never work under a vehicle supported only by the jack. Use rated axle stands for prolonged work, inspect the jack before each use for leaks or damage, and follow regular maintenance such as keeping the hydraulic fluid at the correct level and protecting exposed metal from corrosion.