How big is the saddle and rubber pad on this jack?
1807374
Steel plate saddle is 4 1/2". Rubber pad is a joke and worthless. I used it the 1st time, immediately made a new one from an old 1/2 thick mud flap from an 18 wheeler trailer, 4 1/4" diameter. Works great. I Would still buy the jack again.
487552
The pin for mounting the saddle adapter is permanent, so no, not unless you cut it off. However the point is to prevent your vehicle and the saddle adapter from sliding off the jack, crashing to the ground and causing expensive damage.
1267564
Jack outside dia. is "31 1/2 Long by "14 3/4 wide if you make a drop down bx then it will drop down right in it, This is the outer dia. of Jack & I use it for all my Bike's and Friends bike's also, Hope this answer's your question.
316412
depends on the size of the current saddle opening,it comes with a skinny shaft already on and an adapter, both are too small for my craftsman 2 1/4 ton floor jack,but fits in hole so it works, not sure on the size of shafts right now,but if someone else doesn't answer, will measure and post.
122937
17". However I use with the Camco 44595 stabilizer jack pads (4 pk.) for additional height. Each pad gives an additional inch. Jack stands fit into the pads so there is no slipping! Anymore height one should try using a scrap piece of 2x12 lumber.
2021376
Yes, I have it installed on my stock, just be aware that the base for it is fairly narrow so it may not fit a jack from another manufacturer. I have a smittybuilt jack and it does not fit this carrier, just havent gotten around to getting a rugged ridge one yet.
622339
About 9 inches I think, I threw mine out because of the bad tone quality, so not exactly sure.
1248259
The metal pad is 4 1/2" O.D. with 3 3/4" I.D. that makes a lower trough. (I lost the black rubber pad).
1107999
13 inches outside to outside 15 inches at the widest part which are the rubber pads . Ron D
532948
2 & 3/8 inches...great valve for the air horns on my dualie...was a pleasure to deal with SERVICE@JOYFAY.COM who supplied it for AMAZON...TTFN
949813
The jacks from Costco, Sears, maybe HF, etc with the 1 1/8" hole for the saddle post fit perfectly. Just look for the 1 1/8". The specs on the jack will tell you.
71959
17 inches length (front to back), 5 inches width (wheel to wheel), 5 1/4 inches height (bottom of wheel to top of saddle). It's great for shortened rear ends to jack up from the differential and place large jack stands on the housing.
1912939
I have two of these jacks. The one is on trailer that has a 3"x3" arm. There is an additional mounting hole that would for an additional inch, so it should fit.
2258994
It is large for saddle,but not huge. Maybe 9-10 inches.I put one on a trike.
966703
It's 7-7/8 inches (seven inches and 7/8 of an inch). I had extra large grips, twist shifters, brakes and bell on it; everything fitted.
1568905
The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is less than 3 inches off the floor. Hope this helps. I bought my jack via Amazon and am just a consumer. James The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is... » Read More The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is less than 3 inches off the floor. Hope this helps. I bought my jack via Amazon and am just a consumer. James « Show Less
1928287
A little over a foot. But honestly these pads suck, they don't have a good strap down system. Spend more money and get something better.