Can you remove the saddle or the front wheels? I need a jack that drops to 3 3/8" to dismantle wooden shipping pallets, but not one that costs $300.
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I bought this jack for my fiancé for Christmas. I just called him for you to answer this question for you. He said you can't remove the wheels nor the saddle on this jack. He also said Walmart carries low profile jacks that are not that expensive. I hope this helps!
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The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is less than 3 inches off the floor. Hope this helps. I bought my jack via Amazon and am just a consumer. James The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is... » Read More The saddle is easily removable. It simply lifts out. Without the saddle, and with the wheels attached, the end of the lip of the lifting arm is about 2 3/4" above the floor. I used this jack to romove a 3/4" plywood floor that was mounted on 2x4" planks. I slide it under the floor (it had a 3.5" gap between a concrete surface and the plywood I was removing. It worked great for me. I have also used it to lift the corner of a wooden 20x 30 foot building so it could be resquared. Again it worked fine. Look closely at the pictures and know that the end of the raising arm is less than 3 inches off the floor. Hope this helps. I bought my jack via Amazon and am just a consumer. James « Show Less
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The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
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The delivery company will have the pallet jack on the truck. The truck will be equipped with a lift gate. Hope this help. Very happy with the product.
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I can answer that question for myself: No. But I see no reason why it couldn't be used for that purpose. The jack is easily strong enough to handle that amount of weight. For the sake of safety, it would be in your best interests to chock the rear wheels and keep them on the ground
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I found it hard to do that. I used the jack to lift an unwieldy under-panel of a wooden cabinet so that I could seat it just right before screwing it back on. I taped a small piece of plywood to the panel to avoid the jack from digging into the panel. A platform on the jack itself would have made load balancing easier. It might have worked if I had used a 2 inch thick piece of wood, drilled a hole halfway through it slightly larger than the diameter of the jack head, and slipped the block onto the jack head to serve as a platform. On Amazon, there are number of inexpensive scissor jacks with platforms on them.
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This unit seats in the place on your floor jack wear the "saddle" (usually the round piece where point of contact is made with the object to be lifted) is at. There is a round hole. You remove issued saddle and insert this transmission jack. You will have to purchase an appropriate bolt washer set up to attach it depending upon the jack.
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The front pipe can be removed at just in from of the pedals. Look closely at the pictures and you can see a quick connect join just below the mud deflector. The trailer won't go on a bike carrier, but would probably fit in a trunk once taken apart. Haven't actually tried fitting it into a trunk because we have a minivan and just lay down the back seats instead of taking it apart.
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NO....look elsewhere for complete package besides this seller. He wants to sell the crank an jack separately.
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I was unable to remove the saddle pad with my fingers alone, however it seems possible with a flathead. As far as removing the saddle assembly all together, there are a series of pins with clips that seem easy enough to remove. Hope this helps.
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Hi Susan. I suspect it would work as an aftermarket jack provided it is located under a frame member and is rated to support the weight.
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Steel plate saddle is 4 1/2". Rubber pad is a joke and worthless. I used it the 1st time, immediately made a new one from an old 1/2 thick mud flap from an 18 wheeler trailer, 4 1/4" diameter. Works great. I Would still buy the jack again.
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I looked at it this morning and it appears the sadle is held in place with a pin that is passes through the pivoting frame and eled to the saddle. So my answer would be no it can not be removed very easily to place an adapter on it.
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I have not even opened the box, however I got a cherry picker from harbor freight that only had a short arm where I needed a much longer arm, mine was a one ton model. so I took out the inside bar with the chain and went to the metal shop and got a much longer one had to do a little grinding to get it to fit inside to slide. I believe the one I replaced it with was 5 or 6 ft long drilled the holes and lifted 450 Lbs with no problems at all. what I planed on doing with the vistil is I bout a cheap hitch and I'm going to weld it to it stick it in my car hitch and I have bought a cheap champion electric winch with 12" leads to hook it to my car battery and just winch the blasted thing. I bought mine because I had a 900 Lb gun safe fall on me. So It should take care of your needs just fine. 200Lb is alot lighter than 450 and 900 lbs. remember those numbers are working load limits not breaking load limits. So you should be fine and you can remove it whenever you want do to the hitch. I would thing if you need 60 inches you could probably get away with 1/4 " thick steel inside bar and alot longer. hopes this helps remember the harber freight ones are even thinner. Just remember if you hook it to a dock use long lag bolts with big washers. I would have no hesitation on it. If I was computer savy I would send you a picture of mine. Never bent, swayed or buckled.
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I suppose you could assuming you're asking if you can attach a socket to a drill. I just used a socket and ratchet, and it worked great regarding lifting. I have a Harley Street Glide weighing about 780 pounds. The 1100 pound bike you're talking about is probably too heavy for this jack. I wouldn't chance it.
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It takes a little fore thought. Find the instruction booklet and read thru it. Unpack all parts and make sure you know which part goes where. Now it is time to remove the bolts holding the bed to the pallet. If you want to lighten the load by removing the headstock/motor assembly you have to remove a stop from the end of the bed (one on each end of the bed). Now is the time to set the bed up on something (saw horses) high enough to get the legs under each end. Be careful it is a heavy tool.
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You can do this but when welded directly to the cart you'll not be able to remove them. I welded base plates to the cart and then bolted the casters on to those.
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It can be removed and also the push bars on the back can easily be removed when attached to the bike. MY dog LOVES his bike trailer.