What oil can be used as a substitute for a jack?
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A jack can temporarily use hydraulic oil as a substitute, but it should be replaced promptly. Flat base: When using a hydraulic jack, place a flat, sturdy, and oil-free wooden board underneath to expand the pressure-bearing surface and ensure safety. Do not use an iron plate instead of a wooden board to prevent slipping. Smooth start: Lift smoothly. After slightly raising the load, check for any abnormalities. If there are no issues, continue lifting. Do not arbitrarily lengthen the handle or operate too forcefully. Avoid overloading or exceeding height limits. When the piston rod shows a red line, it indicates that the rated height has been reached, and lifting should stop.