How tall is this jack in its "down" position? (Too many times the listed numbers have been incorrect.) I need one that is six inches tall . . .
195481
The low height for this 2 ton bottle jack is 7 1/8 inch, the raised height is 13 5/8 inch.
1537393
I haven't been able to get it to work with mine as the jack is too long and doesn't properly line up.
2004320
it should work, jack is rated to 3,500 lbs,,,do you know the tounge weight of your trailer??? pretty sure it's well below 3,500 lbs. works great on my trailer, up and down with ease but mine is only a 20".
1434872
I just measured mine, and it's 6 1/2 inches off the ground. I hope this will answer your question.
1127965
Did you ever find a replacement? I ordered 2 but the end jack is just a normal size jack and the one's we need are a-little smaller in circumfrance b-need to screw in......
1015291
It's ready to go. It takes a 1/4" jack. My last one did not last too well. The constant double pedal action caused it to come apart inside; however, I thought it was still the best option for the price, and bought another one. So far - no problems with this one.
1647205
Not as engineered. The 3X5 is a bit vague, isn't it. The 3 is vertical and the 5 is horizontal. In you case it dosen't matter. The other way around might be made to work by buying longer bolts. I got mine to work by buying some extra stuff. But if you haven't bought it yet try another jack. The design is not a good one anyway. it is easy for it to slip around. I had to adjust for that too.
1656217
The "jaw" of the device opens about 3 3/8" in one direction and is open ended on the fourth side - so height of the unit is not a factor. Am not sure the dimensions of the 6
339223
"It's really frustrating I can;'t find this information anywhere."I agree. It's beyond me why this isn't clearly advertised. For dimensions, it suggests 5.8" which is basically half a foot. Now I'm seeing 40", 42", 3 feet, 2 feet? How hard is it to measure the correct length and put it in the product description where it belongs? That said, this is reason enough for me not to buy it.
1952120
These jacks are primarily for stabilizing trailers. They do not " jack up" (or down), but rather, their movement is accomplished by turning the screw. I hope I've given you a proper description from which to determine their suitability for your specific need.
516055
Camper is in storage so can't easily measure. It has a low profile relative to the post (it doesn't stick out a lot). One thing I liked about this jack was that I can open my pickup tailgate when the camper is hooked up, there is plenty of clearance. Hope that helps
1024071
I'm 6'4" tall...so I have no offering to you with an answer...I need it as high as it can go sorry
1245892
The jack fully closed, so the minimum to get it under the vehicle is 7.25". It will extend another 5" from there, but if you have space between car and jack you can lift an additional 2.25" by unthreading the top of the piston. Hope this helps.
1128198
HiI don't have one in front of me to check. My information says 6"Hope this helpsThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
803625
You know , I have no idea .. I looked on my invoice .... But ,,,,, they are really good jacks . I have a 21 ft toy hauler and we go all over. I've used them about 4-5 times since I've had them ... Probably about 3 mos ... They've never let me down .... Good luck , hope this helped
744212
Do you mean 6 ft off the ground? I don't think it's quite that long. If you google the name of the ladder you will find the company's website & they give the dimensions. I think it's 66 inches long... you would need one 72 inches long so no I don't think it will work for you.
107944
You pound it into the ground, so you control how tall it will be. I pounded mine half way in, so mine stick up 6".