Westward
Westward 1MZK7 2.5 ton Hydraulic Floor Jack 15 1/4 in lift
Lifts up to 2.5 ton with a 15 1/4 in maximum height and 360 degree swivel for placement
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Lifts vehicles up to 15 1/4 inches with 2.5 ton capacity
- 360-degree swivel casters allow easy positioning under the chassis
- Steel frame construction provides durability for repeated shop use
- 19 5/8 inch handle gives leverage for smooth manual pumping
- Low 5 1/2 inch minimum height clears lowered vehicles easily
Lifting Range and Capacity
This Westward hydraulic floor jack lifts up to 2.5 ton with a maximum height of 15 1/4 in and a minimum of 5 1/2 in. The steel body and 19 5/8 in handle provide mechanical leverage for raising automobiles. It rotates 360 degrees to aid placement under the chassis.
Intended Use and Limitations
The jack suits DIY owners and professional technicians who need a portable mechanical lifter for tyre changes, brake work or suspension checks on cars and light trucks. It is not designed to sustain a load once raised, so buyers who must hold a vehicle aloft for extended periods should use dedicated jack stands instead.
Deciding Specification
The 15 1/4 in maximum lift height is the single figure that determines whether this jack clears your vehicle’s jacking points; if the required lift exceeds this measurement the jack cannot perform the job.
Highlights
- Lifts vehicles up to 15 1/4 inches with 2.5 ton capacity
- 360-degree swivel casters allow easy positioning under the chassis
- Steel frame construction provides durability for repeated shop use
- 19 5/8 inch handle gives leverage for smooth manual pumping
- Low 5 1/2 inch minimum height clears lowered vehicles easily
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What minimum ground clearance does the 15 1/4 in maximum lift height require on the vehicle?
The jack needs at least 5 1/2 in of clearance to slide under the lift point before raising it to the 15 1/4 in maximum height.
How do you bleed air from the hydraulic system after the first fill, and what step is commonly missed?
Pump the 19 5/8 in handle fully several times with the release valve open, then close the valve and test lift; the step often missed is reopening the valve to purge remaining air before use.
When should the hydraulic fluid be checked or replaced on a 2.5 ton capacity floor jack?
Inspect fluid level annually or if the saddle feels spongy; replace fluid if it appears milky or after any seal repair to maintain the 2.5 ton lifting rating.
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