The ECHO 20 Ton Pneumatic Sprayer Jack & Stand is designed specifically for safely lifting and supporting high-clearance agricultural sprayers during tire service and maintenance. Unlike many sprayer jacks that rely on a single unsupported vertical lifting tube, the ECHO jack features an integrated support stand that stabilizes the lifting column and helps prevent tipping during operation.

The jack also incorporates multiple safety pin holes in the upper lift tube, allowing operators to raise the sprayer and then lower the load onto a mechanical safety pin rather than relying solely on pneumatic pressure. This added safety feature provides a more secure way to support heavy equipment during service. Also also allows you to gain another 8" of lift for swapping from shorter to taller tires or when overcoming the sag from air ride suspensions.

With pneumatic lifting power, spring-loaded casters, and heavy-duty construction, the ECHO jack is built to safely handle the demands of servicing large agricultural sprayers in the shop or field.

Benefits

Safer Than Traditional Sprayer Jacks

The integrated stand supports the vertical lifting tube to reduce the risk of tipping - a common issue with unsupported jack designs.

Mechanical Safety Locking

Pin holes in the lift tube allow the operator to lower the sprayer onto a steel safety pin instead of relying only on pneumatic pressure.

Easy Equipment Positioning

Spring-loaded casters allow the jack to easily roll into position under high-clearance sprayers and around the shop for storage.

Fast Pneumatic Operation

Air powered lifting makes raising large machines quicker and easier during tire changes or maintenance.

Features

• 20 ton lifting capacity
• Pneumatic air powered jack system
• Integrated stand to stabilize vertical lifting tube
• Multiple safety pin positions for mechanical support
• Spring-loaded casters for easy movement
• Heavy-duty steel construction
• 650 lb overall weight for stability
• Designed for servicing large agricultural sprayers

Ideal For

• Agricultural sprayer tire changes
• High-clearance sprayer maintenance
• Farm equipment service shops
• Equipment dealerships
• Large farm operations performing in-house repairs