does this pully have a extended shaft on the bottom or is it flush with the botton pully
1460022
With the standard 1/3 HP motor I have the shaft is very close to flush with the smallest pully.
2026754
The extra holes are to allow different mounting positions. A higher engine would need to rotate counterclockwise from where a lower engine would have it, to make the pull straighter.
2207014
the bottom is fastened to the lower control arm via a bolt through, channel bracket. Same as OE attachment.
2026373
Pull it straight up. Leave about 5 to 6" below bracket tilt motor back but first you must push down on the locking latch with your foot. I oiled the shaft on mind and everything works great after that.
2213655
It should come with 2 different size pulleys to match your old pulley. The pulley slips on the shaft and then uses a set screw to secure it.
572552
Its long enough for 6-3" to fully extend. The drawback is the bottom. The sit needs to move back more but dose not. Over all it feel it a good lift for the money.
1494919
Not sure what you are asking for, Richard. Do you mean the upper part of the S, where the tie downs are, the height of the shaft that goes to the bottom part of the S, or the length of the part that goes into the opening?
1187347
It's has a opening of 2 inches top to bottom it's 2 1/2 long with a lip of 1/4 inches where it meets the slide. It is threaded for the puller and has a lock washer to put on behind the fork for safety, I am sorry I don't know the shaft size for your car.
1237927
The shaft is right at a half of a inch, there is a few with longer shaft's. This one worked for me.
1635998
Nope. The end is a short piece of angle iron that bolts to the frame and receives the spiritual on the shaft.
1657915
I just used mine this morning and checked for what you are asking and maybe mine is a different model number but the only assembly on mine was to install that tricky metal spring which helps keep the tool flush to the bottom of the pool when cleaning.
803837
Mine had a shorter shaft than the original... still works perfectly though.
1723076
no, it is just a pullermost ball joints i have put in get pulled in to place when you torq them downdont over tighten look up proper torq spec
1679626
Yes, It does and I have also used It on Octalink BB`s which are larger shaft. I have no complaints about this tool. thank`s Robert
1048212
It just lies on the pool bottom. So flush is fine. It's made out of some rather heavy and flexible material. If your pool cover is warped or crumbling this should do it. Wonder though whether a new cover wouldn't be cheaper. I had to resolve a different problem. My drain covers stuck out about 1/2 of an inch and my pool robot didn't like it. The Zodiac Unibridge didn't not resolve the problem 100%. It made the ride for the robot easier but it sometimes still got stuck. I ended up replacing the drain covers and don't need the Zodiac Unibridge anymore. If you are interested, I would sell them.
1526172
You have to pull both ends equally to extend it and then give a gentle tug from both ends to retract. If you only extend one side it will not work correctly
606792
yes the shaft has a notch for example to tighten a set screw on the slinger. The motor mounts by two screws on the shaft End. this motor is longer than my original motor so I had to use a hole saw to cut out a hole for the end of the motor to extend out past the original cover had to epoxy an aerosol can cap 2 allow for this extra lenght.