What is the diameter of the jacking pad? My BMW requires an adapter in order to use the factory lift points, and is 2 13/16" in diameter
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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).
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Hi Pam, There are 2 styles of AbCrunch. One uses a 1/4" detent pin (2000, 3000, XL, XLS, Fit) and the hole on the glide rails match this. The other uses a 5/16" detent pin and is a little different in size. I am not certain the hole size on the Elite, but if you check this you can order the correct one. This listing on Amazon is for the 1/4" pin version. However, if you find you need the 5/16" version I have some nice condition used ones. If you order from my SeattleGye "used" listing and tell me you need the 5/16" pins I can ship those as well.
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5/8". I don't believe they make a 2" hitch with anything less. 1/2" is for your smaller hitches.
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Hi there... Sorry, but I can't tell you which adapter to use. What I did was I went to a mechanic who extended my gear lever with another shaft and threaded one side in a way that allowed this to fit. Hope that helps.
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As stated on the sticker on front of the Towpower it is a 4 inch lift. Measured it is 4 1/4 inches, if you need it that precise.
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My bar has a circumference of 4 inches which means the diameter is approximately 1.27 inches. Don't know what the standard diameter is for an Olympic barbell (have read both Olympic and standard have an approximate 1 inch diameter and where they differ is at the weight bearing ends). I have been lifting for years at various gyms and my bar, which this pad doesn't fit, feels no different.
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13-1/4" I.D..I put one on my new Areins rider I bought in Dec.2013.Works great.Had to custom drill some holes but it works.Now I am putting on a winch to help me around my property due to back injury. With winch I will need to take off hood anyways to keep from damage. Plus keeping it hidden no one suspects that I have one.Remember your hood, mount bumper to high you may not get it off or open wide enough.Mine hood just rests on my bumper. Hope this helped sorry to so long to respond.Have fun
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Hi Tiffany The height of the thickest part is just over 6 inches and the highest part is where the handle goes in which is 9.5 inches. I hope this helps and I also have to add out of all the jacks I've had this one is the best it is low enough to fit under a mini cooper and lifts high enough to fit under a full size pick up or suv.
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I believe its a 19, may even be a 17. Which is why the adapter is provided, most vehicles come with a 19mm or 22mm lug wrench standard. So unless you have a 17mm socket you use the socket with the kit. Also most impact sockets(cheap brands) are far too thick to even fit into the hole where the lug nut sits. Remember, about 90ft pounds to toghten, recheck in a few hundred miles.
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When I lost mine I got this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C1N8C4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but it is now currently unavailable. The diameter is 13 mm and it worked perfectly. It seems like one like this might work: http://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Trailer-Hitch-Only-Black/dp/B00B136YPA/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1426508511&sr=8-19&keywords=Bike+Trailer+Hitch
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Get you a toe-jack, it's designed for it. Amazon sells it too, see attached brief description for a typical one, then do a search for it:TEMCo TH0025 Hydraulic Machine Toe Jack Lift 2.5 / 5 TON Track by TEMCo
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The supplied rope is approximately 0.25" diameter. I wouldn't recommend varying very much from that size as it may effect the performance of the rope locking mechanism and the pulleys. The length needs to be at least 5 times the distance from the mount rail to the lowest point you want it to go down to. For instance, if you have the rail mounted to a 10' ceiling and you want the hooks to go all the way down to the floor you would need about 50' of rope. Unless you are lifting a weight higher than that of an average bike, you might want to wait until you see the supplied rope before buying the kevlar cord . . . the supplied rope is quite adequate in my opinion. Good luck.
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It seems a good question to ask in light of measurements taken. This snatch block's holes measure 2.1135" i.d. If the actual diameter, a 2-5/16" ball would be .199" too large for this snatch. 3/16" equals .1875". Half of .199" is .0995. Whatever is ground from the i.d. of the holes will of course weaken it, will undoubtedly void the warranty, and other bad things. That's the bad news. Maybe your hitch ball will measure 2.112" or so. Good luck.
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Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about throttle locks there.Regards,Don Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about... » Read More Alfred,I do not know if it will work on your Bergman. I have installed these on 5 different bike over the years (1984 BMW being the oldest) and in each case have fabricated a bracket to position them on the throttle. I believe that way back when this was first offered that it was a universal fit as throttles were probably all very similar. That is not the case today so I would not expect a plug and play installation. If you enjoy grappling with these sort of things and have some fabrication skills it can probably be made to work. You might want to join a Burgman forum and ask about throttle locks there.Regards,Don « Show Less
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it should fit even without separating it. Or you can separate the two parts, via removing the pin, to make it a bit lighter to lift.
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The jack is exactly 4" high, so it should work, as long as you can get the slot on the top of the jack lift pad to line up with any lip on the car's undercarrige.
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Ok so the Max length is 24" tip to tip. And the min length is 13" tip to tip. I think with a little effort it could be made shorter by drilling another hole for the pin. I use these on a 2010 Road Warrior 36' two axel