How high does it elevate the equipment that is put on the base? I assume is is much less than the 3 inch wheel height
1172050
Approximately 1" at first. Then the wheel frames bend over time so it sits at 3/4" when the wheels start rubbing and it hard to move your saw.
1172051
Just under an inch. Only down side, floor needs to be clean as wood chips get caught under the wheels. Other than that its great.
1172052
The legs of the table saw don't sit over the wheels. The wheels are attached outside of a frame that has plates in the inside corners for the table legs to stand on. You can see these plates in the picture on the inside corners of the frame.
1172053
I'm guessing right now but if you allow the Shop Fox frame thickness (1/4") plus 1/4" above the floor after adjusting the adjuster bolts it will raise the equipment about 3/4" above the floor. I mig welded the crap out of mine to increase steadiness. I did add leveling spacers on mine also to the back portion so when the adjusters are adjusted the saw was level. It does work well however after welding.JJK
2089545
No it sits to low. It does not work well on my four wheeler. cant lift much or it will tip forward
132882
I extended the base and it maxes out at about 3.5 inches. It looks like this will not work for you.
927986
It raises the plow about 6-8" high off the ground. If you are wondering how much weight it will lift I can't answer that but I know it has no problem at all lifting my warn 60" tapered plow and seems like it can handle much more. In fact if I run it all the way down it can push the front end of the 4 wheeler up off the ground.
645258
If you install insert flush, which it should be. Wheel will lift item 2 5/8" from floor.
666102
Can't answer for sure......it does have enough umph and enough lift to raise my 28' trailor off the hitch of my late model Dodge 3500 4WD pickup. Which is fairly high itself.
23014
it only goes up so high... Part of the determination of how high it is depends on the height of the surface it is mounted on.
144745
It os lower than the included wheels and what I found more sturdy as well. I switched because I wanted a level grounding and have had mine for months and they work better than expected.
1991240
I have all 6 of my bikes mounted as high as I can get them. It needs to have the rear wheel off the ground, so put as high as it works for you.
39500
from the axle yes... it will have enough height to get the wheels off the ground provided you have stock or near stock tire sizefrom the frame rails no... you would be able to lift the body up but the suspension travel would keep the wheel on the ground
1871617
Really does NOT raise it that far... perhaps an inch. More of a stabilizer to keep from turning the front wheel and protects the floor/carpet from the dirt on the tire.
1565858
Just measured - 12 inches from floor to top of pedal at highest. Like the other response said, the Octane is a little different in its motion, which keeps the height pretty low.
519142
the mounting base is not bigger that 3 1/2 to 4 inches. hope this helps I love it..
2256948
It is a 3" lift the spacers are correct its just like buying a piece of lumber everything is undersized! you will get your 3" of height from it though from your tire and wheel option on top of the spacer blocks. I do also believe that the pad the spring sits on will make it rise to your full 3" like you are looking for. I would not over think it to much.
1794978
3 inches high, but note that the shape changed on mine. So, parts may be lower. It is still very comfortable.
1084405
Mine is also low and the wheels do not fit under it. The wheels are attached to plastic pieces that fit over the legs of the base so you have additional height because of that. The clearance of my sofa is only about 1-2 inches and the wheels do not roll under it. Hope this helps.
801522
Just a few inches...the size of the wheel diameter - just measured it: 1.5" to the base and the base is 1.5" so a total of 3" above the floor. I like mine a lot. It's very handy to move a big plant around without hurting your back.