Transmission jacks that align the gearbox before the input shaft meets the clutch.
Low-lift and telescopic hydraulic transmission jacks with tilting and side-shift saddles for gearbox removal, clutch replacement and driveline repair.
Transmission Jacks and Gearbox Lifts
Transmission jacks are judged by how precisely the saddle can be moved under load. Height adjustment, tilt front to back, side shift and saddle fixing are the four adjustments a technician needs to line up an input shaft, and each one is part of the specification we confirm.
The family covers low-lift jacks that slide under a lowered vehicle, telescopic two-stage jacks with a longer working range, and high-lift models for commercial gearboxes. Saddle adapters, safety chain or strap, foot-operated release and caster type are selected per order, together with the load rating that suits the transmission weight.
Sourcing this family in one sentence
A transmission jack is specified by load rating, lifting range and the saddle adjustments needed to align the input shaft.
| Field | Why it matters | Typical buyer input |
|---|---|---|
| Load rating | Matches the gearbox and driveline weight | 300 kg, 500 kg, 800 kg, 1 t |
| Lifting range | Decides low-lift or telescopic format | 130 mm to 800 mm, two-stage telescopic on request |
| Saddle control | Controls alignment during installation | Tilt front and back, side shift, rotating base, adapter plates |
| Stability | Keeps the load secure on uneven floors | Wide caster base, locking casters, safety strap or chain |
| Release control | Affects control when lowering a load | Foot pedal, hand lever, controlled descent valve |
| Order and market | Fixes quantity break and document list | Single unit, workshop set, distributor program |
Buyer types and applications
Transmission jacks are quoted from the gearbox weight and the working height, then from the saddle adjustments. Tell us which of these workshops you supply and the quotation is shaped around it.
Aligning and lowering transmissions in passenger car and light commercial vehicles.
High-lift jacks for heavier gearboxes, differentials and driveline assemblies.
Heavy transmission lifting where the load is off-centre and the floor is not level.
Transmission jacks added to a workshop equipment range with matched saddle adapters.
Images show production and family formats. Exact capacity, dimensions, documents and packaging are confirmed per model in the quotation.
Questions buyers ask about transmission jacks and gearbox lifts.
Direct answers about specification fields, order documents and export packing for transmission jacks and gearbox lifts.
Buyers usually order these together.
Mobile garage lifting formats from low-profile to long-reach.
Compact vertical jacks for farm, industrial and kit use.
Tool-kit, roadside and retail mechanical jacks.
Support equipment that completes a lifting range.
Air, 12 V and mains-powered lifting platforms.
Cranes, presses, stands and lifts for a full bay.
Pullers, wrenches and heaters for maintenance teams.