Bolt Hole Dimensions of the Fulton Jack # HD50000101

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What is the hole pattern on the jack mounting plate and what size fasteners are meant to be used with it? I am looking to use it in an application where we would be tapping holes into a thick plate to mount the jack to. Thanks,

asked by: Daniel R

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Expert Reply:

I went out into our warehouse to get the dimensions of the # HD50000101 you requested. I attached a couple pictures that detail all of the dimensions. Basically the holes are 1/2 inch in diameter, the closer holes are 1 inch apart on center and the bigger distance between the upper and lower holes are 2-5/8 inches, and the distance from left to right is 4 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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