Part number 8835 is a compact, short chassis, trolley jack, with a 2 tonne lifting capacity, suitable for use on cars and light-duty commercial vehicles. It features a lifting range from 130mm to 330mm, has a removable pumping handle, and is fitted with a carry handle for ease of transportation. Suitable for use by the home or professional mechanic, and its small size and light weight make it ideal for use by a mobile mechanic or as an emergency mobile jack. Weighs just 8.8 kg and 450 mm in length, it’s also fitted with a convenient lifting handle — keep one in the boot!

8836 is a low-entry trolley jack, just 85 mm high at the jack pad. Weighing just 12 kg, it also boasts a 2 tonne lifting capacity and lifts up to 385mm, ideal for use on sports cars and lowered vehicles. It features hard wearing steel castors, a removable pumping handle, and is fitted with a carry handle for ease of transportation. Suitable for use by the home or professional mechanic.

8837 is a low-profile trolley jack, with a 2.5 tonne lifting capacity and a lifting range of 88mm to 495mm, and again is ideal for use on sports cars and lowered vehicles. A heavier example (30.3 kg), it features a twin-pump design, with a quick-lift pedal, which enables the jack pad to be raised swiftly to the vehicle’s lifting point. Fitted with an integrated rubber jack pad and a foam-covered handle that’s designed to prevent any damage to the vehicle. The built-in parts tray is ideal for stowing wheel nuts, etc.

8838 is another low-profile jack, and this time lifts up to 3.5 tonnes. Weighs 37.6 kg and also a twin-pump design. Also features the integrated rubber jack pad, foam-covered handle and built-in parts tray. 

8839 is the Daddy. This big old boy (46 kg) is still low in profile (lifting range: 100 mm to 533 mm), but lifts a hefty 4 tonnes. The twin-pump design is also fitted with the quick-lift pedal, integrated rubber jack pad, foam-covered handle and built-in parts tray. This is a robust workhorse that is suitable for any professional workshop.

All the trolley jacks are CE and GS compliant. Always make sure you support the vehicle with axle stands after lifting.