A heavy-duty pump-action floor jack available in 2T, 3T and 5T capacities — Multi Trade Combines stocks these at AT Road, Guwahati, price on request.
A trolley floor jack is a wheeled, pump-action hydraulic lifting tool designed for raising vehicles and heavy equipment from ground level. The operator pumps a long handle to build hydraulic pressure, which drives a pivoting saddle arm upward under the jacking point. The wheeled chassis lets you roll the jack smoothly under a vehicle — far faster than repositioning a bottle jack.
In a busy auto garage, tyre shop or fleet workshop across Guwahati, Dibrugarh or Silchar, a trolley floor jack is the primary daily-use lifting tool. Mechanics use it multiple times per vehicle for tyre changes, brake jobs, suspension work and undercarriage inspection. The low-profile saddle means it fits under vehicles with low ground clearance — including modern SUVs and hatchbacks.
Multi Trade Combines stocks trolley floor jacks in 2T, 3T and 5T capacities at our AT Road, Guwahati counter. All three variants use a double-pump hydraulic circuit for fast saddle rise. The steel chassis is built for workshop-floor daily use — not the lightweight pressed-metal units sold in consumer retail.
| Category | Lifting & Handling |
|---|---|
| Key specs | 2 T / 3 T / 5 T |
| Lifting range | Approx. 85 mm (low) to 385 mm (high) — model-dependent |
| Saddle type | Rubber-padded pivoting saddle for vehicle jacking points |
| Operation | Double-pump hydraulic with quick-lift first stage |
| Availability | In stock — price on request |
A floor jack raises the vehicle — axle stands hold it safely while you work underneath. Never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack. We stock:
For tyre and wheel work, a trolley floor jack pairs directly with wheel torque wrenches and tyre changers — ask our counter team about the complete garage equipment package.
A 2-tonne trolley floor jack is sufficient for passenger cars, SUVs and small commercial vehicles. For larger trucks, mini-trucks (Tata Ace, Mahindra Bolero Pik-Up) or light construction equipment, choose a 3-tonne model. Heavy commercial vehicles and machinery typically require a 5-tonne floor jack or a hydraulic bottle jack set. Confirm the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of the vehicle before selecting capacity — always choose the next size up for a safety margin.
A trolley floor jack (also called a pump jack or crocodile jack) rolls under the vehicle on wheels, has a long pump handle for leverage, and lifts with a pivoting saddle — giving a smooth, stable raise at low saddle heights. It is faster and more convenient for workshop use. A hydraulic bottle jack is compact, lighter, and suits site use or tight spaces where a trolley cannot roll under — but requires a separate axle stand once lifted. Most garages use both: the trolley for raising, axle stands for holding.