Low profile hydraulic jack GEKO G02037, 3 t capacity, lift range 75–500 mm, dual-pump

Low profile hydraulic jack GEKO G02037 is a 3 t capacity lift designed for vehicles and machinery with limited ground clearance. The unit provides a lift range from 75 to 500 mm and uses a dual-pump system to deliver faster initial lifting and smoother final approach. The compact low-profile design makes it suitable for low-slung cars, vans and equipment where access under the chassis is restricted. Constructed for workshop and field use, the jack is intended for maintenance tasks such as wheel changes, underbody inspections and light repairs where a stable, controlled lift is required.

Advantages

The GEKO low profile jack combines a 3-ton rated capacity with a 75–500 mm lift range to handle a wide range of passenger vehicles and small commercial vans. Its dual-pump mechanism reduces the number of pump strokes needed to reach working height while providing controlled descent through an integrated release valve. The compact chassis and saddle design allow access beneath low bumpers or side skirts, and the robust construction supports repeated use in garages and mobile service operations. The jack’s ergonomic handle and stable base improve usability on uneven workshop floors.

Suitable for

• Low-slung passenger cars and sports cars
• Small vans and light commercial vehicles
• Wheel changes and tire replacement
• Underbody inspections and routine maintenance
• Mobile repair and roadside service

Key specifications

• Rated lifting capacity: 3 tonnes
• Lift range: 75–500 mm
• Pump type: dual-pump hydraulic system for fast lift
• Base style: low-profile compact chassis for limited clearance
• Control: manual release valve for controlled descent
• Construction: steel body designed for workshop and field use

How to use

Position the jack on a firm, level surface and align the saddle under a manufacturer-approved lift point on the vehicle or equipment. Operate the pump handle in steady strokes to raise the load to the required height, monitoring stability throughout lifting. Use jack stands to support the vehicle once lifted; do not rely on the hydraulic jack as the sole support during work. To lower, open the release valve slowly to control descent and ensure the area beneath the vehicle is clear before fully lowering the jack.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the jack before each use for oil leaks, damaged components or loose fittings. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow vehicle manufacturer lift point guidance. Store the jack in a dry environment, keep hydraulic fluid at recommended levels, and have periodic maintenance or service performed to ensure safe operation.