Can someone verify the saddle is removable and has a 1 1/8" dia pin x 1¼ " or so depth of hole.I have made custom saddle fixtures for my dead jack.
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To about +/- 1/16", those are the dimensions of my saddle. My had to use a pickle fork to get it off the jack. That is ok, since it will loosen with time.
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The part that slides in the 1 1/4" receiver is exactly 4 1/2" long, minus the weld, which takes up 1/4". The pin hole is 2 3/8" to the center, from the welded 2" flare. The bar is not too long and WILL line up with a standard 1 1/4" receiver!
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Douglas; if you're still around, got this from weaver this morning! Inside ring separation (edge to edge) 2.615", saddle hgth. 1". asked them about front to back waiting on answer!
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Yes. Center hole is 1 1/2" in Dia. This is the best product I have found yet. Good quality.
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It might. The "guide pin" on the bottom of the adapter that drops into the mounting hole in the jack is held on with a screw, and I think can be totally removed. So the adapter itself should sit on the magnetic saddle if the saddle is totally flat, and not cup shaped like most are. You would have to make sure the adapter is placed dead center on the saddle to make sure the jack is evenly loaded.
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Howdy, I have had several Martins and have used the narrow format. But, just to be positive, I would measure the width of your saddle. It should be either 1/8" (wide) or 3/32" (narrow). Hope this helps. Your local guitar tech will know for sure.
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I have a Craftsman floor jack, I just removed the cotter pin to the jack saddle and place the floor jack adapter in the hole the jack saddle came out off. Hope this helps some what
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Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
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the pin hole is five-eights . And the ball mount size one-eight of an inch. Hope that helps
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the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
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My hunch is no. It involves drilling a couple of holes and probably sanding the saddle. I took mine to a professional and don't regret the decision.
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I didn't see anything online. The original can be repaired or used to make a new one (saddle repair or cobblers would have the equipment or better yet there are people who can fashion custom fit sheaths out of Kydex, which is very desirable. Hope this helps.
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I was unable to remove the saddle pad with my fingers alone, however it seems possible with a flathead. As far as removing the saddle assembly all together, there are a series of pins with clips that seem easy enough to remove. Hope this helps.
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Not enough information there to even make a guess. Just because they look similar is no guarantee things will fit. Different manufacturers make similar parts with different dimensions, i.e. shaft diameters and lengths. This jack stand does have a snap ring to remove the bracket, but will it fit??
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Are you referring to the saddle shaft of your floor jack? My saddle shaft on my floor jack is 1 and 3/16ths. The shaft on the trans adaptor was a tight fit but it did go in with a little amount of grease.
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The permanent mounting stud is actually 31/64", so it should fit into your jacks' saddle. The stud is 1 1/4" long. This pinch weld jack adapter is very sturdy and worth the money, I bought two.
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I've never bought a saddle that wouldn't fit a seat post but I'm not sure about this one and your specific post. Your bike shop should be able to tell you or contact the manufacturer. Sorry I'm not much help!