Technical specifications
- Capacity
- 680 kg / 1,500 lbs
- Minimum height (mm)
- 115
- Maximum height (mm)
- 375
- Operation method
- Foot-pump lift with controlled foot release
- Pack quantity
- 1
- Vehicle type
- Motorcycles and quad bikes
- Product function
- Motorcycle and ATV lift table / dolly
- Package contents
- 1 × motorcycle / ATV jack; 1 × handle; 1 × instruction manual; 2 × ratchet tie downs; 2 × straps
A 680kg hydraulic motorcycle and ATV lift jack for maintenance, positioning and garage storage tasks. The TL1115A uses a foot-operated pump to raise compatible motorcycles and quad bikes while keeping both hands available for steady positioning. Four castors, a controlled foot release and supplied tie-down equipment support practical workshop use.
Key features
- Rated lifting capacity of 680kg (1,500lb)
- Foot-operated hydraulic pump
- Controlled foot release for smooth lowering
- Four castors for workshop positioning
- Safety hook design
- Two ratchet tie-downs and two straps included
Check your motorcycle or ATV
The vehicle must have at least 115mm of ground clearance and suitable, stable underside lifting points. Check the owner's manual before lifting. This jack is not universally compatible with every motorcycle, ATV, exhaust layout or fairing design.
Product details
- SKU: TL1115A
- Rated capacity: 680kg (1,500lb)
- Minimum height: 115mm
- Maximum height: 375mm
- Lift range: 115–375mm
- Product dimensions: 820 × 415 × 125mm
- Net weight: 28kg
- Packed weight: 29kg
Package contents
- Motorcycle / ATV hydraulic lift jack × 1
- Handle × 1
- Instruction manual × 1
- Ratchet tie-down × 2
- Strap × 2
Safe lifting
Use only on a firm, level surface. Centre and balance the vehicle on suitable lifting points, attach the supplied restraints and engage the safety mechanism before starting work. Do not exceed the rated capacity or move an unstable raised vehicle. Follow the supplied instructions throughout setup, lifting and lowering.
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