13' 1972 Shasta Compact tongue w/2 propane tanks. How much height above tongue needed for jack to clear and lock in place?
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10 inches from the top of the trailer frame to the top of the jack. 15 inches from the top of the frame to the top of the handle swing. The double wheels are great and the jack is very sturdy for my 1800lb boat.
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I'm not home to measure my trailer right now, but I believe it the same as yours. It is a standard jet ski trailer made with square steel tubing. The bracket for the jack does allow for some variation on height since it uses four bolts (two on top and two on bottom) that basically sandwich the jack to the frame. I think you will be fine. PS - this is very nice jack. -Mike
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I did not mount my lift master yet, but if this helps,the torsion rod goes into one side or the other of the jack shaft opener. I believe you need 8" to place the unit next the shaft and then slide onto shaft however much to make proper connection.
1686831
I live at 6500' elevation and install tankless here. The T-K4-IN-LP will work at that elevation.
69082
I have a regular 4" drop shank and I am able to open my tailgate. I have about 1/4" left before it touches the tongue jack.
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I am not sure but think 8 in. I returned mine as It warped on the first heat up. May be ok if you have gas.
1219386
If you're asking about the length of the trailer tongue that extends over the rear wheel then it goes a level 16" from the ball connection (at seat post) to the top of the 45° downward bend of the tongue then on to where it meets the trailer. The overall distance from the front of the trailer to the end of the hitch is 28". When I attached my trail to my 26" bike my cargo rack interfered with the trailer tongue. This meant that I either remove the rack or lengthen the tongue about 5". I hope that this is helpful.
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This riser has a slight rise "20 moa." It's a little long to extend from your gas block. I would go with a 2 or 3" long flat riser depending on what your needing it for. Weaver and YHM Yankee Hill Machine shop make them. Hope this helps.
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You need about 3 ft of clearance, assuming that you are storing a normal size kayak.
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It's probably 3/4". I had no problem taking the old one (also a Speakman) off and putting the new one on.
516055
Camper is in storage so can't easily measure. It has a low profile relative to the post (it doesn't stick out a lot). One thing I liked about this jack was that I can open my pickup tailgate when the camper is hooked up, there is plenty of clearance. Hope that helps
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The top of the opener is the same height as the top of the jack shaft cable spool bracket. On my set up that puts the top of the Liftmaster about 8 " above the track. Hope that helps. Leon
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Clear down is 53" Total height I don't remember. I made a shorter bottom leg because my hoist can't be raised high enough to get tranny out from under when done.
431740
2-1/2 inches up from the tip of the recoil pad or 1-5/8 inches up from the wood stock
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5-1/4 tall, if that's to short look a the SOTO screen. I posted a few pics with both side by side on both liquid fuel (MSR Dragonfly), and canister fuel stoves (Jet Boil PCS). These are the shortest you get from what I found, but the additional height is not a negative as it will just funnel more heat up along your cookware increasing efficiency.Good luck!
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Flat is about 1" and about 3 1/4" to the top of black rail holders screwed all the way down. I had mind for just over 2 years now. I have 2 My bike stays out side covered I spray WD40 over the hold bike over the winter. "O" I use motorcycle chain lube on the jack threads. I lift the front and rear wheels off the ground about 2" for over the winter. I have use the flat top to car transmission up to. I posted some pictures on amazon with the bike on the jack.
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The 2" is an approximation. All vehicles are different. Try marking where the tube stops and compare it with the length of the dip stick. The dip stick may be closer than 2" from the oil pan.