The picture still shows the two support/guide rods next to the return springs. Is this picture accurate?
930091
No. There are no guide rods on this press. The picture is definitely NOT accurate. You'd think that the seller of this item (or ANY item for that matter) WOULD put an accurate picture of an item, so the customer at least has an idea of what they're getting....... NOT! All they care about is making money! By the way, this is a bench top press. not a stand alone.
930092
Picture is accurate. Works great but is shorter than I relized.but work great.check measurements.
930093
No, it's not accurate. I bought one 6 months ago and it does not have the two supporting rods.
930094
The model I received did not have them but not worse for that. (But I learned that if you need a 2ft cheater bar to press out a bearing then you probably needed the 20ton.)
930095
This picture is not accurate. Instead of the two vertical rods and tubes, there are guide shoes at either end of the plate that the bottom of the pump is attached to. This is a great press for the money. I would recommend it.
930096
No it does not, never noticed until you brought it up. Still works fine.for hobby shop work. Completed a Dana 40 rear change ok, would want a better unit if doing regularly
929255
Those are crossbar supports to give some added support in the middle. You need to drill them manually. Seems like something that was included last minute since everything else doesn't require additional tools.
335246
If you have a mattress with box spring, then you're all set. What's deceiving about the pic is the support rails along the side. That is not included.
1371112
when you adjust the side to open up for the mounting plate, there are 2 springs that are on the side. They fall out often.
358127
Not sure why someone said no, mine has bar support, maybe it depends what year model
1784773
Tim, I can not say with absolute certainty, but I will venture say that you will experience significant sagging even with these helper springs. These springs do tighten up the back end some but due to the fact that each helper spring actually consist of two separate parts minimizes the effectiveness of these units. I have them installed on my 96 Toyota Tundra and I am always carrying a load of tools around with me. They do help but no like in a "wow" kind of way. Again, i attribute this to the fact that each side consists of two separate pieces. I think that that is why they are called "helper springs" and not "over-leafs" which do a much more effective job at carrying the load. Hope this helps. Tim, I can not say with absolute certainty, but I will venture say that you will experience significant sagging even with these helper springs. These springs do tighten up the back end some but due to the fact that each helper spring actually consist of two separate parts minimizes the effectiveness of these units. I have them installed on my 96 Toyota Tundra and I am always carrying a load of tools around with me. They do help but no like in a "wow" kind of way. Again, i attribute this to the fact that each side consists of two separate pieces. I think that that is why they are... » Read More Tim, I can not say with absolute certainty, but I will venture say that you will experience significant sagging even with these helper springs. These springs do tighten up the back end some but due to the fact that each helper spring actually consist of two separate parts minimizes the effectiveness of these units. I have them installed on my 96 Toyota Tundra and I am always carrying a load of tools around with me. They do help but no like in a "wow" kind of way. Again, i attribute this to the fact that each side consists of two separate pieces. I think that that is why they are called "helper springs" and not "over-leafs" which do a much more effective job at carrying the load. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Terry,If memory serves me correctly it's the same as the stock lift supports. I've sold my jeep since I bought and had them installed. Good luck.Dennis
753205
No, it's only the post. There are some adjustment screws internal to it, the those are just for adjusting the suspension.
1253740
Sorry no. The spring part (horizontal part) only goes on one way. You could saw the legs.
327836
it is a complete kit, it comes with four helper springs it takes two per side
1910517
The kit I purchased was for both sides of my truck. The kit included two springs, four u bolts and four spanner bars.
2222686
I have the heavy kit which has heavy springs in the rear not in the front. I pull a boat among other things which works well.
2160438
We had ours installed and he did install it with addtional supports but I not sure what they were or where he added them. Sorry I could not be of more help. I can tell you it looks good and hopefully we will get some use out of it next year.
431161
I went over and looked at mine just to be sure. They appear to be the same, at lest the one I got. I'm realizing now that the description is a little thin on this listing. I'll put it this way, the one I got appears the be the same 9 - 13", spring loaded release (you can see the springs on the feet of the other one), swivels, notched legs. Hope that help you out.
1747419
The sway bar end links are universal to both sides. It's the tie rods that are location specific.
2183057
Hi, and thanks for your interest in our kits. These parts are mounted on top of the struts and springs rather than replacing the factory ones. I hope this is helpful.
181287
There is a center support beam. I am using a split boxspring, just measure and make sure it fits on the frame. There is not problem with my box springs, no wiggles, etc.