Transmission Jacks

Professional Drivetrain Service Equipment

Transmission Jacks

Support, position and move transmissions and other drivetrain components with equipment designed specifically for under-vehicle service work.

Ranger transmission jacks combine purpose-built lifting platforms with durable steel construction and shop-focused features for handling drivetrain components during removal, installation and service.

Choose the transmission jack for your workload.

The current Ranger lineup covers capacities from 1/2 ton through 1.5 tons, giving shops options for different vehicle and drivetrain service requirements.

1/2-Ton Capacity Ranger RTJ-1100

Transmission jack with a 1/2-ton capacity for drivetrain service applications.

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1-Ton Capacity Ranger RTJ-1

Telescoping transmission jack with a 1-ton capacity for heavier drivetrain component handling.

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1.5-Ton Capacity Ranger RTJ-3000

Telescoping transmission jack with a 1.5-ton capacity at the top of the current Ranger lineup.

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Selection Start With Capacity

Match jack capacity and configuration to the drivetrain components and vehicle types you expect to service.

1/2 Ton to 1.5 Tons
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Transmission Jacks for Sale

Shop Ranger transmission jacks below and compare capacities from 1/2 ton to 1.5 tons for professional drivetrain removal, installation and service work.

A popular and fundamental tool found in almost every auto and truck repair shop is the transmission jack. As opposed to conventional hydraulic floor jack or bumper jacks that raises a vehicle using either the chassis or axles, a transmission jack is positioned centrally under the vehicle and lifts the transmission via a lifting platform that is attached to the transmission jack lift frame. Ranger’s top-of-the-line transmission jacks are more than up to the task when it comes to holding and rolling just about any drive-train component in existence. They are also loaded with features which include heavy-duty chain anchors, overload safety systems, adjustable/sliding saddles, different pumping options, durable steel construction, and alloy plated rams. And they can also have holding capabilities ranging from 660 to 3,000 lbs.
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Guide

Choosing a transmission jack.

Transmission jacks are designed to support drivetrain components from beneath a raised vehicle. Start with the required load capacity, then consider the jack configuration and the type of service work performed in your shop.

Capacity Match the Load

Choose a jack with an appropriate rated capacity for the drivetrain components you expect to handle.

Configuration Consider Jack Design

The current Ranger selection includes standard and telescoping transmission-jack configurations.

Positioning Support the Component

A transmission jack uses a lifting platform positioned beneath the vehicle to support the transmission or other drivetrain component.

Shop Use Plan for the Vehicles You Service

Vehicle mix and drivetrain size help determine which capacity range makes the most sense for your service operation.

Current Ranger Lineup

Three capacities. One straightforward range.

Compare the current Ranger transmission jacks available from Wrenchers, ranging from the 1/2-ton RTJ-1100 through the 1.5-ton telescoping RTJ-3000.

1/2-Ton Capacity

RTJ-1100

Ranger transmission jack with a 1/2-ton rated capacity.

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1-Ton Capacity

RTJ-1

Ranger 1-ton capacity telescoping transmission jack.

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1.5-Ton Capacity

RTJ-3000

Ranger 1.5-ton telescoping transmission jack and the highest-capacity model in the current category.

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Shop-Ready
Equipment

Built around drivetrain service.

Ranger's transmission-jack range is designed around the specific requirements of supporting and positioning drivetrain components rather than using a conventional vehicle floor jack for the task.

01 Adjustable / Sliding Saddles

Saddle adjustment is among the features identified across Ranger's transmission-jack offering.

02 Heavy-Duty Chain Anchors

Ranger identifies heavy-duty chain anchors among the equipment features used for drivetrain handling.

03 Overload Safety Systems

Overload safety systems are included among the category's listed transmission-jack features.

04 Durable Steel Construction

The Ranger range is described with durable steel construction and alloy-plated rams for shop use.

Need Help Choosing?

Find the right transmission jack for your shop.

Talk with Wrenchers about capacity, vehicle applications and the Ranger transmission-jack options available for your service operation.