Lifting Jacks and Equipment

Common jack categories include hydraulic jacks, mechanical jacks, and pneumatic or air-over-hydraulic jacks. The High Clearance Sprayer Jack is a lifting frame designed to accept a customer-supplied hydraulic jack or air-over-hydraulic jack. Selection should consider the equipment being serviced, required lifting height, load capacity, mobility, and available power source.

A machine jack is lifting equipment used to raise heavy machinery or components for maintenance, positioning, or removal. In agricultural service, a machine jack can support tasks such as removing tires from high-clearance sprayers. The High Clearance Sprayer Jack provides a dedicated frame for sprayer-tire removal and can be moved between tires using its solid rubber wheels.

These products support agricultural equipment service and maintenance, including removing tires from high-clearance agricultural sprayers and moving the jack between tires during servicing. Bierman Inc also offers equipment for handling large agricultural and industrial wheels. The appropriate configuration depends on the machine, wheel arrangement, lifting requirements, and service procedure.

The High Clearance Sprayer Jack has a stated lifting capacity of 20,000 pounds. It is designed for high-clearance agricultural sprayers and sprayer-tire removal. Buyers should verify that the equipment, lifting points, and service procedure are compatible with the jack before use, and should review the applicable operating guidance for the specific application.

The High Clearance Sprayer Jack provides an adjustable lifting height from 45 to 80 inches, with adjustments in 2-inch increments. This range is intended for high-clearance agricultural sprayer tire removal. The equipment includes telescoping tubes and a 24 x 24 inch base to support positioning and stability during the service task.

The jack uses solid rubber wheels so it can be transported from tire to tire during sprayer servicing. Its 24 x 24 inch base provides stability while the equipment is positioned for tire removal. The jack weighs 175 pounds, so users should plan appropriate handling procedures and confirm the service area is suitable before moving it.