does this fit on a 2 inch outside diameter jack tube? Is it inside the tube or outside the tube mounting?
488860
The inside diameter is 2 1/8 and the outside is 2 3/16....You'll have to measure your pipe to see if it would work....
488861
The "wheel kit" fits over the outside of the jack tube. So the inside diameter of the "wheel kit" is 2" (or just a little more). I have a very standard 5x10 trailer (Lowes) and it works great. One of the best buys I ever made. It has held up well.
96043
I used the jack on a small boat trailer and it worked great for me .(A 16 ft flat bottom aluminum boat trailer)
1025034
The jack has an attached screw for the body pack. It may or may not fit w that in the way. Its meant to screw into the body pack.
1451990
Depends on the jack. The EZ-Up stand mounts farther back on the bike. If you place your jack under the transmission/cylinder are, you should be fine.
645777
It looks like the external shaft is 2 1/4" OD, while the inner moveable section is 2" OD. Mounting it was simplicity itself and it's definitely sturdy. I store the trailer on a slope and all is good.
1544961
Sort of...you can move the frame adapters horizontally along the length of the jack as needed. You can also unscrew the adapter up to approx. 2 inches before losing the threads--which helps adjust to fit your frame. The adapters are the least useful part of the jack. I use them less to catch the frame than to balance the frame on the jack itself.
487551
I doubt it. There's a ~2 inch post sticking out the bottom that's supposed to go into a hole in the jack
2261958
Yes, it is for a 2" receiver and it has a 2" drop. It is a monster of a ball mount.
356434
A 1.5 pipe fits right into the hole. They also claim a 2 inch pipe will fit on the outside, but I am not sure about that. But no, with a 1.5 pipe you will not need an adaptor.
1131773
Hi, Donna. I may not be able to help out, as I had to modify the unit by cutting off a portion of the top horizontal bar. The portion I removed was the right most section starting at the right edge of the right vertical tube. I had to do that so that it would clear the bumper on my Rv. If that mod is of no consequence then perhaps you can tell me what you are looking for. To start with the tubingfor a standard 2" receiver, so the outside dimensions are 2 1/2 sq.
334520
There is no mounting kit and hard to find one. Bard fitting OD is not 3/8 so does not fit (loose) most 1/2 OD tubes. I use 40mm fans to cold down chip sets.
844357
It has mounting holes on the bottom. But the plug in what matters. I believe it's a 3.5mm
2005315
It is just a 3.5mm headset jack extension, however i do not recommend it. The top silver tube is just a sleeve that is not in any way affixed to the rest of the product, so when you remove it it will eventually come off and make the contents fall out. We have had much better luck with ASIN B00HI4QRW6. if you paste that in the search bar you will find an item made with a plastic guard that is properly adhered.
1633834
This is made for a 2" tube. I just assembled the hitch rack, removed my hitch ball mount, and slid the rack in place. I then used a 5/8" hitch receiver lock to secure the rack and make sure it didn't walk off. Note: As other reviews say, there is a little bit of play (wobble) - but that is to be expected. Once you put a load on the rack, it's not a problem at all. I just completed a weekend of using the rack during the Hood to Coast relay, across some very rough roads and fields, and had no issues at all. This is a very good rack for the price.
1159681
what mounting hardware? Mine is attached to pipe right out of the compressor.
541198
It goes into the end of the handlebar, on the inside of the tube. that is the only type of mounting point where the connector will work correctly.
913342
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.