Sunex 5081B 8-Ton, Long Stroke, Bottle Jack

Sunex 5081B 8-Ton, Long Stroke, Bottle Jack

$ 134.03

Score By Feature

Based on 31 ratings

Customer service

8.15

Delivery

8.31

Satisfaction

8.20

Packaging

8.48

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Product Description

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Farm applications are common, but IEM applications in manufacturing, engine cranes, and handling equipment that require a long hydraulic stroke are the most common.

The model RS5218AHR's RapidRise hydraulic system and pivoting base raises the ram twice as quickly as a traditional jack.

For added strength, the base is made of ductile iron.

Side loads can be absorbed by larger ram diameters.

Overextending the ram is prevented by a hydraulic bypass system.

Questions & Answers

What is the diameter of the top plate that goes on the top of the shaft? What is the diameter of yours? Is it 1 1/2 inches?

The ram tip that goes into the saddle plate receiver is one inch long. 32mm (quarter inch)

Is the hoist raised on both the down and upstroke with this?

The downstroke is the only option.

What is the diameter of the circle? of the pin hole at the very top?

5/8”.

What is the approximate size of the foundation?

The starting point is 16. 9 X 16. 9 inches.

Selected User Reviews For Sunex 5081B 8-Ton, Long Stroke, Bottle Jack

There will be no more

3/5

Because the first bottle jack I received couldn't hold a load, I decided to go with the Sunex brand. Bleeding kept going down. Sunex responded by sending a new bottle jack after I contacted them. They informed me that the model I had ordered was not repairable. When I put in the new one, it wouldn't even extend! /2 It would bleed under its own weight and lose its lift. When I contacted Sunex about the second bottle jack, I was told that I needed to go out and purchase hydraulic fluid. They also included instructions on how I could service the jack on my own. I can't believe that two of these bottle jacks were never used. I'm currently on the lookout for someone to repair the ones I have.