Dimensions Of Square 2-Speed Jack w/ Crank - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return TJD2SP-12000SP-F
Question:
In order to place it on our trailer correctly do you have any 3D models or drawings with some basic dimension on it? The main think I need is the dimension from the top of the jack to the center of the output shaft.
asked by: Austin
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Expert Reply:
The Square 2-Speed Jack w/ Crank - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return part # TJD2SP-12000SP-F measures 5-1/2" from the center of the output shaft to the top of the jack. It measures 40-1/4" extended and 28" retracted. The adjustment hole spaces are 3-3/8" apart. Please let me know if there are any other dimensions you need to know and I can check into that for you.
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Heather A
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Square 2-Speed Jack w/ Crank - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return - Sidewind - 25-7/8" Lift - 10K
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