Hello, what is long dimension of the jack when it is in the collapsed or full down position? Thanks!
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They are about 2 feet by 3" when closed and they open to be about 10" by 2 feet fully extended. They probably opened taller but I have never had to use them this way.
1276652
A little over 9". Make sure you center your jack on it or it might tip, mostly in hot weather.
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
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.
1661394
It's not the real small jack for portable radios if that's what you mean. It's about 5/8 inches long.
1212584
@Doug, it functions like a professional jack. When you release pressure it doesn't just drop, it will rebound in a slow safe manner.
1174862
We only purchased the small size and that was able to accommodate the cable from the phone to the jack. I have not purchased other sizes.
1044709
I am cannot verify the inch measurement but assume it is a 1/4 inch. It is referred to as a "standard plug" which means it is not one of the mini-jacks of today's ipods and mp3 players, but like the old style stereo headphone jack plugs that came on stereo receivers and tape decks before the mini's. Hope this helps.
107580
short answer, YES!!! only weakness in this jack is that if the vehicle, falls off the jack it will very likely bust the jack by twisting it scissors and bass. Happened to me and busted it beyond repair. I did buy another one, because it really is handy to have around. Am just more careful now.
1715310
This microphone stand goes down to 25 inches, with feet extended to where the boom arm is attached. The boom arm does drop up and down, so if you had to go lower than 25 inches than the boom arm could drop. If the boom arm is folded against the main shaft and the feet are not extended, then it folds up it to about 29 inches.
1912939
I have two of these jacks. The one is on trailer that has a 3"x3" arm. There is an additional mounting hole that would for an additional inch, so it should fit.
332320
If you're careful about the rubber end around the jack (i.e. not bending it or putting undo stress on it for any significant length of time) you should be fine. Haven't had any other issues.
512667
The jack lowest setting is 4in. and yes it has a greased shaft to raise the jack. It even includes the wrench to turn the jack to raise.
2248151
Tough one. I have this jack but do not remember assembly required. I would try to help if you sent some pictures of the parts. One suggestion is just look at as many pictures as you can find and start putting it together. Kinda like a puzzle. I will only go together one way.
244270
Right into the back of the module. There's only one jack that it will fit. Have fun.
666097
Jeff: It has an adjustable foot that is about 6" when fully extended, total lift is 18". It's a great jack especially for the price.
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.