Engine and transmission lifts let a technician safely lower, position and reinstall heavy drivetrain parts from under a vehicle on a lift. Choose by load capacity, lifting height and how well the saddle can tilt and adjust to line up the part.
Match capacity to the parts you handle, from car transmissions to heavy truck components.
Check the height range against your lift. A high-lift transmission jack has to reach the part with the vehicle in the air, while a low-lift unit works under vehicles on the floor or in a pit.
Adjustable, tilting saddles and secure straps make alignment of bell housings and mounts easier and safer.
A high-lift jack extends tall enough to reach a vehicle raised on a lift; a low-lift jack works under vehicles on the floor or over a pit.
Choose a capacity above the heaviest transmission or component you remove. Car work needs less capacity than medium and heavy truck drivetrains.