Do you use this on a jack or jack stands?
281565
I use this particular pad on my Snap On floor jack. Provides a nice cushion. They also make them for jack stands.
281566
It goes on the jack itself. It fits a little large on my harbor freight jack
1325891
Sorry Brett, but I do not know. I used mine on some train wreck stand that I bought from craigslist. It happened to work for my application. Good luck
173013
I haven't tried it so I can't definitively answer this question, but I think it would take too long. This tool does not continually drive the nut, so you would be getting maybe 1/4" turn per second on the jack nut and it would not be practical
211982
You can do either way. The trick is to balance them so the weight is going stright down onto the stand. The Plastic mounts are not very strong and will easily break if all the weight is on them in an awkard angle. You will see what I mean once you have them.
551350
Never understood why jacks stands do not accommodate pinch welds but I recently came across the following http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=689259 . Imagine a slit for the pinch weld similar to the following which is an excellent solutions for a floor jack - ZL1 Addons 1070 Magnetic Universal Jack Pad - 1 Piece
832764
I found it hard to do that. I used the jack to lift an unwieldy under-panel of a wooden cabinet so that I could seat it just right before screwing it back on. I taped a small piece of plywood to the panel to avoid the jack from digging into the panel. A platform on the jack itself would have made load balancing easier. It might have worked if I had used a 2 inch thick piece of wood, drilled a hole halfway through it slightly larger than the diameter of the jack head, and slipped the block onto the jack head to serve as a platform. On Amazon, there are number of inexpensive scissor jacks with platforms on them.
1952122
These stands are for leveling an RV.For vehicles you want to use vehicle specific jack stands for safety reasons.
1782521
I have not used mine yet. It is not going to fit my current floor jack, so I will probably by a cheap jack at Harbor Freight when I need to use it. It looks like it just slips into the center hole of the jack. Sorry not much help.
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.
949812
Nothing specific. Im using an old 3ton jack my father gave me. its about 30 yrs old and still going!
1798614
Sorry for the late reply but the responses in the comments are correct. As long as the jack is the same it will work without any issue.
1033237
Sure you can! My hubby uses it on my suburban and his dodge 2500 pickup...... Obviously, it will best to use jack stands if you will have it up for a while. But this jack will lift your SUV, providing you don't have some sort of ridiculous lift kit on the thing.
2090221
I did not use these for speaker stands. I have some equipment that I display for trade shows and use this twin stand to present my products.
383389
These are stabilizer's and are not designed to be used to level your unit. If you raise the unit beyond stabilizing the jack screw will bend and will no longer be useful.
1952116
It does say "jack stand" on the box but I would use it only for stabilizing an RV which means it keeps the RV from rocking when walking inside the RV. The metal used to construct them appears to be a casting. The top of the stand is small in size and it could easily slip loose.
152692
my answer is yes use the d rings sold separately with the bottom lip of the jack
1679171
like with anything you must use common sense, and a little bit of care. i use mine with a 3 ringbinder full of sheet music. about a rheem of paper, with no problems. i recommend this stand if you need portability