Length of Replacement Crank Handle for Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jacks End to Bend and End to End

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Item # TJSC-24-HD Replacement Manual Crank Handle for Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jacks - 5,000 lbs I need to know the length of the straight shaft between the socket head and the first bend for the inside handle.

asked by: Scott

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I went out to the warehouse to measure replacement crank handle # TJSC-24-HD. From the tip of the socket end to the first bend it is 13-3/4 inches. The overall length is 27-3/8 inches.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

There are stabilizer jack handles with a 3/4" socket that have some length to them, but not quite the 16 inches you are looking for; the closest would be the Replacement Handle for Scissor Jacks #BAL-24033. This handle measures…

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Answer 2

The socket at the end of the Replacement Manual Crank Handle for Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jacks - 5,000 lbs, #TJSC-24-HD is 3/4 Inch. That is the industry standard size on the scissor jacks, so it will me compatible with many jack models.

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Answer 3

According to my technical contact he measured the socket and it is a 3/4 inch socket. This handle is intended to replace the crank on the #BAL-24-SJ scissor jacks. I have also included a photo showing some additional dimensions for your reference.

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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