1TON HYDRAULIC FOLDABLE ENGINE CRANE

Description

Technical Specifications

Safe Working Capacity: 1.0 ton (1000 kg)
Leg Design: Foldable legs for easy storage
Hydraulic System: Manual hydraulic lifting ram
Casters: Two 8.8 cm locking casters and two 7.6 cm swivel casters
Maximum Crane Height Adjustment: 190 cm – 214 cm
Boom Extension Position: 800 mm extension
Lift Height (800 mm Extension): 89 cm – 116 cm
Key Features
Heavy-duty 1-ton lifting capacity ideal for engine removal, workshop lifting tasks, and mechanical repairs.
Manual hydraulic ram provides controlled and efficient lifting.
Foldable legs allow the crane to be stored easily in garages or workshops with limited space.
Adjustable boom reach allows flexibility for different lifting positions and engine sizes.
Equipped with four heavy-duty casters for easy movement around the workshop.
Two locking front wheels help secure the crane in position during lifting operations.
Adjustable lifting height from 190 cm to 214 cm for versatile workshop use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an engine crane used for?
An engine crane (also known as an engine hoist) is used to lift and remove vehicle engines or other heavy components from vehicles. It is commonly used in automotive workshops, garages, and by mechanics performing engine repairs or replacements.
What does the 1-ton lifting capacity mean?
The 1-ton safe working capacity means the crane can safely lift loads up to 1000 kg when used correctly. Always check the boom extension position and never exceed the rated capacity to ensure safe operation.
Why are foldable legs useful on an engine crane?
Foldable legs make the crane easier to store when not in use. This is especially useful for home garages or smaller workshops where floor space is limited.
Can I move the crane while lifting an engine?
No. The crane should only be moved when it is not carrying a load. Once the engine or component is lifted, the crane should remain stationary to prevent instability or accidents.
What safety precautions should I follow when using an engine crane?
Always ensure the load is securely attached, the crane is on a level surface, and the rated lifting capacity is not exceeded. Use proper lifting chains or slings and keep clear of the load while lifting.