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POWER TOOLS

POWER TOOLS. LIFTING EQUIPMENT. Frame contact hoist Alignment rack and hoist Floor jacks Engine hoist Transmission jack. Frame Contact Hoist. Hydraulic-pneumatic device for lifting almost any vehicle. Has an 8,000 lbs. Capacity.

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POWER TOOLS

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  1. POWER TOOLS

  2. LIFTING EQUIPMENT • Frame contact hoist • Alignment rack and hoist • Floor jacks • Engine hoist • Transmission jack

  3. Frame Contact Hoist • Hydraulic-pneumatic device for lifting almost any vehicle. • Has an 8,000 lbs. Capacity. • Can be used with full frame, unibody or space frame vehicles.

  4. Frame Contact Hoist Controls • Metal lever controls air pressure in and out. • Green level controls oil and raises or lowers vehicle.

  5. Alignment Rack • Used for alignment or as a general purpose hoist. • Hydraulically operated it has an 8,000 lbs. Capacity. • Can lift most any vehicle that fits.

  6. Alignment Rack Controls • Electrically operated by a simple up and down switch. • You must release the safety catch to let vehicle down.

  7. Floor Jacks • Hydraulically operated. • Good for lifting one wheel. • Always use a axle safety stand if you are going under the vehicle.

  8. Using the Floor Jack • Use on the side of the car. • In back of the front wheel. • In front of the back wheel. • Use a jack stand also if you are going under the car!

  9. Transmission Jack • Used to remove transmissions primarily but is also used to remove fuel tanks and other under car repairs.

  10. Engine Hoist • It’s the only way to easily move very heavy engines around.

  11. COMPRESSED AIR TOOLS

  12. AIR SUPPLY LOCATIONS • Seven locations in various places in the shop. • Three on south wall. • Three on north wall. • One on edge of cage near pedestal grinder.

  13. Compressed Air Tools • Air blow gun • Inflation chuck • Air drill • Air ratchet • Impact wrench • Air chisel • Grease gun • Tire Machines

  14. Air Blow Gun • Used for cleaning parts primarily. • Need to use caution while using. • Always point the gun down. • Never point the gun toward anyone.

  15. Inflation Chuck • Used to inflate tires. • Has a built-in gauge.

  16. Air Drill • Same as an electric drill but pneumatically operated.

  17. Air Ratchet • Like a hand ratchet but faster. • Not a high torque tool, you must put the final torque on by hand.

  18. Impact Wrench • Hardest working tool in the shop! • Has a hammer unit to apply high amounts of torque – be careful. • Always use impact sockets. • Used primarily on lug nuts but has other uses.

  19. Air Chisel or Air Hammer • Air pressure does the hammering for you. • Great set, has many different uses.

  20. Other Pneumatic Equipment • Grease gun. • Tire machines. • Immersion cleaner.

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