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Tronair 02-0222C0111 – 2-Ton Tripod Jack

Part #: 02-0222C0111
3 reviews
8 Questions, 8 Answers
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The Tronair 02-0222C0111 is a 2-Ton (4,000 lb) hydraulic aircraft tripod jack engineered to lift aircraft from the forward fuselage or main wing jacking points during maintenance, inspections, and ground operations. With a 23" (58.4 cm) closed height and 46" (116.8 cm) maximum extended height, it accommodates a range of aircraft fuselage and wing jacking point heights. The single-stage hydraulic design provides controlled lift and positive lock at any extension height. CE-marked for compliance with European aviation safety standards. OEM-specified for Cessna 310, 320, 337 Skymaster and others. Also approved for Diamond Aircraft DA20-A1, DA20-C1 and others.

Standard Features

Technical Specifications

Safety Features

Aircraft Applications

The 02-0222C0111 is OEM-approved for the following aircraft types:

This list reflects aircraft for which the manufacturer has specifically approved this jack. Additional applications may be possible — always confirm jacking capacity, adapter requirements, and placement procedures with the aircraft maintenance manual before use.

Need your Tronair 02-0222C0111 2-ton tripod jack serviced, repaired, or load tested?

Pilot John is an authorized Tronair distributor and factory-authorized Tronair service center. Every jack ships new from our warehouse with Certificates of Conformance (CofC) and FAA Form 8130-3 documentation available at no additional cost. Need jack service, load-testing, or repair? Pilot John handles that too as an OEM-trained GSE service center. For more information or to request service, see our Service Center page, and see our article on why jack load testing matters. Pilot John also operates an ISO-17025 calibration center for all of your tooling and equipment calibration needs — learn more here.

Alternate Models
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General Information
Part #02-0222C0111
ManufacturerTronair
NSN1730014992570
Manual 1View Tronair 02-0222C0111 Parts and Operating Manual
Shipping Information
Shipping Weight110 lbs.
Shipping Dimensions30 x 28 x 33 in.
Freight NMFC186600
Schedule B8425420000
ECCNEAR99
Spare Parts
B-211Spring
G-1100-109526Bolt, ½-20 Hex Head Grade 5 (Qty 2)
G-1203-1095Jamnut, ½-20 Elastic (Qty 2)
G-1300-13060Pin, Roll
G-1300-13120Pin, Roll
G-1300-44220Pin, Roll
G-1311-01Pin, Lock
HC-1683-01Cylinder
HC-1728Pump, Hand
HJ-205Tube, Inner Center
HJ-213Pad, Jack
HJ-214Pin, Locking
K-1165Kit, Wheel (Set)
K-1938Kit, Replacement Locking Pin
K-2019Special Jack Pad for Cessna Caravan
K-2020Special Jack Pad for Beechcraft Duke
K-4539Kit, Cylinder Seal
U-1002Wheel (Qty 2)
Z-3122-02-01Weldment, Jack

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

Compatible Aircraft*
Cessna
310 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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320 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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337 Skymaster NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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340 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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411 NOTE This tire is used on the nose landing gear.
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414 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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421 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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Caravan 208 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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Caravan 208B NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
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Caravan 406 NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
Daher-Socata TBM-700 , TBM-850
Diamond Aircraft
DA20-A1 NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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DA20-C1 NOTE This jack is used on the main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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DA40 Diamond Star NOTE This jack is used on the main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
Eurocopter AS350 A-Star (High Skid Gear) , AS350 A-Star (Low Skid Gear) , AS355 Twin Star
Hawker Beechcraft
Beech Baron NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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Beech Bonanza NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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Duke 60 NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's main and nose landing gear. Two main jacks and one nose jack are required per aircraft.
Mitsubishi
MU-2 Marquise NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's nose landing gear.
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MU-2 Solitaire NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's nose landing gear.
Mooney All
Piper
Aztec NOTE This jack is used on the main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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Cherokee NOTE This jack is used on the main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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Comanche NOTE This jack is used on the main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
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Seneca NOTE This jack is used on the aircraft's main landing gear. Two main jacks are required per aircraft.
*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.

PRODUCT REVIEWS

5/5
by LUIS CABALLERO in FL, USA
04/24/2025 04:17:04 PM
One of the best companies in Aircraft Supply. Very pleasant experience. We appreciate the service and will be continuing working with them. The parts were delivered in perfect conditions and as soon as possible.
5/5
by Michael Hunt in FL
09/14/2020 11:22:37 AM
Salesperson was up front about lead time. They communicated updates to me frequently. The items were shipped promptly once ready and arrived on time and in good condition. Overall a good experience.
5/5
by Kim S., a Maintenance Facility in Titusville, FL
09/14/2017 07:58:14 AM
Thank you for another great product! As always, you guys did an outstanding job! We use this to jack up our aircraft to change the tires!

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What hydraulic fluid is recommended for this jack?
Answer:

The jack is designed to use MIL-PRF-5606 hydraulic fluid, a standard aviation-grade fluid that ensures reliable performance. Operators should routinely check the reservoir and maintain fluid within 1/8 inch of the fill line. Proper fluid levels help prevent spongy operation and ensure smooth, consistent lifting.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
What safety features are built into the jack?
Answer:

This 2-ton tripod jack includes safety locking mechanisms on both the ram and the legs to prevent accidental collapse. A ram locking pin secures the jack once the aircraft is lifted. The telescoping leg design also ensures stable adjustment and prevents unsafe extension beyond the last locking hole.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
How should the jack be positioned before use?
Answer:

For safe operation, the jack must be placed on a hard, level surface to ensure stability during lifting. The mechanical leg extensions should be equally adjusted so that the jack pad is positioned as close to the aircraft’s jack point as possible. Unequal leg extension is prohibited, as this may compromise stability and increase the risk of collapse.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
How is the aircraft lowered safely with this jack?
Answer:

To lower the aircraft, the jack ram locking pin must first be retracted, which may be easier if the ram is slightly raised. The pump release valve should then be opened gradually, allowing the aircraft to descend in a slow, controlled manner. It is critical to lower jacks simultaneously on multi-jack setups to keep the aircraft level and stable.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
What maintenance is required for the 2-ton tripod jack?
Answer:

Routine maintenance is minimal but essential. Operators should check reservoir fluid levels, bleed air from the cylinder if operation feels spongy, and conduct load tests at regular intervals. Tronair also recommends 90-day inspections and a 12-month load test to maintain reliability and compliance.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
What warranty coverage does this jack include?
Answer:

Tronair provides a one-year warranty against manufacturing or material defects, with replacement parts covered under a 90-day warranty. The warranty does not cover normal maintenance items, misuse, or unauthorized modifications. To maintain coverage, operators should always use OEM replacement parts and follow the service guidelines outlined in the manual.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
What precautions should be taken during aircraft lifting?
Answer:

Operators should always raise and lower jacks simultaneously to keep the aircraft level, and use tail or nose stands when applicable for extra stability. Hands must never be placed between the aircraft and the jack pad, and jacks should not be aligned under the aircraft by striking the legs. Following these procedures prevents damage and protects ground crews from injury.

Asked September 16, 2025
Question:
How portable is this tripod jack?
Answer:

At just 70 lbs (31.8 kg), this tripod jack is quite manageable for ground crews to transport. Heavy-duty 4” wheels are built into the frame to allow easy positioning around the hangar or ramp. This mobility is especially useful for operations that require frequent relocation of support equipment.

Asked September 16, 2025