In the fully extended (1/2 ton setting), what is the distance from the end of the boom to the hydraulic cylinder?
201979
Not fully sure (never measured) but at least 1.5-2feet. I have cleared front end ford/dodge v8's. It was also long enough to use with load leveler to remove main batt in Toyota Prius.
140917
Best I can tell is 1 inch is about it. But like the other responder said, wrap a piece of chain around your 2 inch bar and hang the hook on that. The hoist is a good product for the money. I like mine. I use it for lifting 55 gal water barrels off the back of my truck.
803906
Rotation of Boom is 360.....I use it when working alone as I have had shoulder surgery and it is the "assist" I need. The boom is 4 ft.
1075881
I just measured 33.5" but wasn't too careful. Its been working great. It barely rains and the barrel fills up.
887151
The male treads are fine with and OD of .642" and ID of .620" measured at the treads. That being said there are a lot of threads, nozzles, compression fittings, etc. these are for the end of the wand that attaches to the boom with a threaded collar. It is an excellent attachment with the solo backpack sprayer.
2065683
Legs are 35 inches, from there three poles extend 115 inches (150 inches total) . 69 inches from tip of feet to boom end.boom (2 extentions) for 68 inches .add 2 inches for thefront thread end
2148706
The length of the outer part of the piston is 11 inches. The inner part of the piston only comes out 51/2 inches on the back hatch of my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Sooo, I think the total extended length is around 20 inches. Hope this helps.
1880741
At least 28 inches. It would probably go closer to 29 or 30 if you fully extended it.
2127286
I used a tape measure and the approximate distance from the bottom of the chuck to the bottom of the base is 6 5/16" when the guide is fully extended upward. When the guide is fully depressed against the springs, the bottom of the chuck moves down to within about 1 1/8" of the bottom of the base. Hope this helps, DS
1264193
I routinely extend the jack near max but set the trailer tongue onto a cinder block to take pressure off of the jack. I have not noticed it to be anything but solid.
2265844
Around 14". Pretty simple fix the old one I assume is dry rotted as was mine. I would suggest cleaning fingers while your that far in. Make sure you clean up where gasket makes contact with pump head to prevent any leaks.
1995714
the boom comes in 2 sections. once assembled the overall length is around 8'.
1094825
it is between 1-1/2" to 2" from the back edge of the main shaft to the rear of the bracket.
1273026
The shaft extends, I am not sure how long. Perhaps 57" but when in comes packaged,it is closed to about 2/12 to 3 ft.
1237953
The thread at the end is 1/4" I believe. To accommodate my sound gear (all 3/8") I bought screw on adapters that I found here on Amazon for next to nothing. I wish the stand went just a tad higher on the main pole, but I've used this successfully in booming situations for fixed scenes like interviews. Oh, one con: the plastic head that attaches the boom arm is very clunky. If your gear (lighting or sound) is on the pole - especially with a weight on the end, it's a three-handed operation to change the boom arm angle. And when you loosen the boom arm, you are also loosening the clamp on the upright pole which tends to slide downward - hence the need for the third hand. Overall, for the price I think it is a pretty good buy. Not as sturdy as a C-stand, but not as expensive either. Hope this helps.
849349
10 1/8" IF you collapse the first part to it's first detent (shortest setting).If you leave it where you normally use it it will depend on what detent you have the adjustable part set on.For me, with it extended to the next to the longest setting, it's 15 5/8" when broken down.
691847
From the top of the handle to the bottom of the wand (fully extended and without any attachments 46 inches