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02-7828-0100 - Tronair 02-7828C0110 – 5-Ton Tripod Jack

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General Information
Part #02-7828-0100
ManufacturerTronair
Manual 1View Tronair 02-7828C0110 Parts and Operation Manual
Shipping Information
Shipping Weight170 lbs.
Shipping Dimensions31 x 31 x 24 in.
Freight NMFC186600
Schedule B8425420000
ECCNEAR99

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

Compatible Aircraft*
Fairchild/Dornier Dornier DO328 , Dornier DO328 Jet , Envoy 3
Gulfstream
G200 (Galaxy) NOTE This jack is used on the nose landing gear.
*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.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What types of aircraft are typically supported by the Tronair 02-7828C0110 tripod jack?
Answer:

The Tronair 02-7828C0110 5-ton tripod jack is commonly used to support light- to mid-size aircraft during maintenance and ground handling operations. It is designed to work in multi-jack configurations to safely lift an aircraft at approved fuselage or wing jack points. Always consult the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM) to confirm jack capacity and placement requirements.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
Is the Tronair 02-7828C0110 intended to be used alone or with other jacks?
Answer:

This tripod jack is not intended to lift an aircraft on its own. It must be used in conjunction with additional hydraulic jacks arranged to maintain proper balance and stability during lifting. Using multiple jacks simultaneously helps keep the aircraft level and reduces stress on the airframe.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
What safety features are built into the Tronair 02-7828C0110?
Answer:

The 02-7828C0110 includes key safety features, including ram locknuts, a pressure relief valve, and controlled hydraulic operation. The ram locknuts act as a mechanical safety device to support the load once the aircraft is raised. These features help prevent unintended lowering and reduce reliance on hydraulic pressure alone.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
What type of jack pads should be used with this tripod jack?
Answer:

The Tronair 02-7828C0110 must be used with aircraft-specific jack pads that match the designated jacking points. Using the correct jack pad helps distribute the load evenly and prevents damage to the aircraft structure. Jack pad selection should always follow OEM and AMM guidance.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
How often should the 5-ton tripod jack be inspected or load tested?
Answer:

Routine inspections should be performed before each use to check for leaks, damage, or worn components. Tronair recommends annual load testing at approximately 105% to 110% of the jack’s rated capacity to verify safe operation. Regular maintenance helps extend service life and ensures compliance with safety standards.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
What hydraulic fluid is approved for use in the Tronair 02-7828C0110?
Answer:

This tripod jack is designed for use with approved aviation hydraulic fluids such as MIL-PRF-5606. Using the correct fluid helps ensure proper seal performance and reliable hydraulic operation. Always verify fluid specifications in the manufacturer’s documentation before servicing the jack.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
Can the Tronair 02-7828C0110 be used outdoors?
Answer:

The jack can be used outdoors if it is placed on a clean, hard, and level surface. However, indoor hangar use is preferred to minimize exposure to wind, uneven ground, and environmental contaminants. When stored outdoors, the jack should be fully lowered and covered with a waterproof tarp.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
What is the proper procedure for securing the load once the aircraft is raised?
Answer:

After lifting the aircraft, the ram locknuts must be lowered and seated firmly against the jack body. This step transfers the load from the hydraulic system to a mechanical support point. Personnel should never work under an aircraft that relies solely on hydraulic pressure.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
Are replacement parts and seal kits available for this tripod jack?
Answer:

Yes, PJi offers OEM replacement parts, seal kits, and service components specifically for the 02-7828C0110. Using genuine Tronair replacement parts helps maintain safety certifications and ensures proper fit and performance. Replacement parts should be ordered by model and serial number.

Asked February 9, 2026
Question:
What training or experience is recommended for operating this jack?
Answer:

The Tronair 02-7828C0110 is intended for use by trained aircraft maintenance technicians familiar with aircraft jacking procedures. Operators should understand proper jack placement, load balancing, and the use of safety locks before lifting an aircraft. Employer-provided training and adherence to the AMM are essential for safe operation.

Asked February 9, 2026