are these jacks American made? also, when collapsed what is the overall long length so I will know how much it will stick out from my frame
1561211
According to the stickers on the jacks they are American Made. They are extremely heavy duty. I have them on an 18,000lb fifth wheel and they will lift it. When collapsed they are about 6 inches high and about 24 inches in length. So 12 inches from the center. They should not stick out beyond the body of the camper. Hope this helps.
1561212
They say they are made in the U.S. If you have folding jack now. They are the same size. There just a lot more heavy duty. I hope this will be helpful to you. Sincerely Richard Smith
1100600
1 3/8" extended, 1 1/2" collapsed. The wires stick out a bit collapsed. The wire is a little stiff too.
2108574
Not sure really, I used them for a guitar speaker cabinet. I had to use a hacksaw to shorten the bolt, to get the right length but they did awesome.
1397903
it depends on what type of trailer you have. some trailers sit higher than others. it also depends on what type of ground level you are on, so the jacks will be leveled differently.you donot want to over extend the jacks . they cannot give you great stability fully extended. ,use blocks to give you better stability and this will be much easier to level out.
101580
I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob
1320990
The mounting brackets for this set of jacks would be Atwood 85970 [ Large ] or Atwood 85967 [ Small ]
855695
Jack stands are not designed for a particular vehicle. They should work on everything as long as you use a part of the frame of the vehicle; somewhere where the weight of the vehicle won't damage it.
1125018
the round fit mine just fine. i did use longer bolts as the round plate on the jack was a little thicker than the original but the bolt pattern fit fine...good luck.
1288067
The main Torin page (www.torinjacksusa.com) is not much more help than the description here on Amazon for your particular question but there is a warning on each jack stand as well as in the Operators Manual that comes in the box and they both say (along with other warnings) that the stands are only to be used as a matched pair so my assumption would have to be that the stands are rated to hold 3 tons together as a pair and not individually.
1958393
I am not sure. But when I received the ladders they were longer than the previous ladders I have purchased. I coached for a college lacrosse team, so we went through quite a few because we shared them with out football team. I bought these in February and they are still in great condition.
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.
2279441
Yes they do. You will get 80-85% movement reduction with this type of jack as compared to scissor, hydraulic or landing gear type jacks. See the "why your trailer shakes" page at www.steadyfast.com. Link: http://www.steadyfast.com/whyitshakes.html
1177678
I'd have to measure mine collapsed ... but I am pretty sure once all squished back together it is a little longer than 24" with the couplers included in the measurement.
1218091
This jack is perfect for that. You may have to support the rear with with a block to offset the weight but these jaclks are not as big and bulky as the other type and don't get in the way.
1968604
You must have a low clearance garage. The J bars fold down and only add a few inches of height in the collapsed position. But if you don't have a few extra inches, they remove with two hand-tighten nuts each. So it would take 15 minutes to take them on & off, but not something you'd want to to every weekend. We leave ours on all the time, just flipped down. Except for one trip to the lumber store when we loaded them up with a bunch of 2 x 4s. :-)
1146858
Back Jacks all have only one angle--about 10 degrees leaning back. That being said, you can adjust the way you sit and/or use our cushion or any cushion. We know there are some knock-offs going around and we even checked one out a few years ago. The "adjustable angle" mechanism we saw definitely appeared to be susceptible to rust and/or other mechanical problems--so we stayed away from it. Regards, BodyMindWisdom
1548275
I belive that they are tebuildable. The frame is heavy duty, that's what I like about this jack. My friend, who works for hydrolyc shop, told me that it shouldn'd be a problem to replace hydrolic piston even with a different model. So far I love this jack. But please take in consideration that is preaty heavy. I own Nissan Frontier and this 3 ton jack is more than enough to lift it. I could get away with 2 1/2 or even 2 ton jack.