Distance From Bottom of Mounting Plate to Bottom of Outer Tube on Pro Series A-Frame Jack

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I am needing the EXACT measurement from the bottom of the mounting plate to the end of the outer tube not inner 2inch tube for the ProSeries 1401000303. Thank you for your time

asked by: Chris S

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From the bottom of the mounting plate to the bottom of the outer tube is 3-1/4 inches on the Pro Series Round, A-Frame Jack # PS1401000303. I've attached a picture as well.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Don Q.

8/11/2020

Double question. 1. Can you give the measurement from mounting bracket to in yer tube at maximum Retraction point without foot or wheel. 2. Older trailer already rides lower and wondering is this jack the one with the shortest hang from mounting bracket to bottom clearance at max retraction. Figure weight range at max around 2,000 Lbs Thank you

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Jon G.

8/24/2020

That would be 5-1/2". You can see this measurement taken in the attached video. The only one I could find that is a bit shorter under the mounting bracket is the etrailer # TJA-2001-B which is still rated at 2K and measures 5-1/8" at that same location.

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