I have a small 2-ton Big-Red floor jack with the 1/2-inch stud, will this fit?
1723628
The permanent mounting stud is actually 31/64", so it should fit into your jacks' saddle. The stud is 1 1/4" long. This pinch weld jack adapter is very sturdy and worth the money, I bought two.
1723629
I bought the adapter for my Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack. It's saddle stud fit in a hole about 1-1/4". My adapter arrived with actually 2 bushings the 1-1/8" bushing attached and another one about 7/8". The adapter stud itself is just smaller than 1/2" with no bushings installed. I removed the saddle, mounted the adapter, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly. If it is the 2 ton big red floor (not bottle) jack and it has a 1/2" stud, yes it sounds like it should work using no bushings. The adapter is not very expensive so I guess there is one way to find out. I took a gamble, I wasn't sure and it worked out well. Good Luck.
1723630
I bought the adapter for my Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack. It's saddle stud fit in a hole about 1-1/4". My adapter arrived with actually 2 bushings the 1-1/8" bushing attached and another one about 7/8". The adapter stud itself is just smaller than 1/2" with no bushings installed. I removed the saddle, mounted the adapter, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly. If it is the 2 ton big red floor (not bottle) jack and it has a 1/2" stud, yes it sounds like it should work using no bushings. The adapter is not very expensive so I guess there is one way to find out. I took a gamble, I wasn't sure and it worked out well. Good Luck. I bought the adapter for my Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack. It's saddle stud fit in a hole about 1-1/4". My adapter arrived with actually 2 bushings the 1-1/8" bushing attached and another one about 7/8". The adapter stud itself is just smaller than 1/2" with no bushings installed. I removed the saddle, mounted the adapter, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly. If it is the 2 ton big red floor (not bottle) jack and it has a 1/2" stud, yes it sounds like it should work using no bushings. The adapter is not very expensive so I guess... » Read More I bought the adapter for my Michelin 3-1/2 ton floor jack. It's saddle stud fit in a hole about 1-1/4". My adapter arrived with actually 2 bushings the 1-1/8" bushing attached and another one about 7/8". The adapter stud itself is just smaller than 1/2" with no bushings installed. I removed the saddle, mounted the adapter, positioned it under the rail and lifted the car. It worked perfectly. If it is the 2 ton big red floor (not bottle) jack and it has a 1/2" stud, yes it sounds like it should work using no bushings. The adapter is not very expensive so I guess there is one way to find out. I took a gamble, I wasn't sure and it worked out well. Good Luck. « Show Less
1323701
It's 4-1/2" from the top of the shoulder to the floor. So, it will raise your component's height that much at a minimum. The 1/2" center stud is 1-1/2" long which could make your item taller if you were to "double nut" it or use a spacer, but other than that the height is not adjustable.
923319
Nope, just checked. It just needs two more millimeters. But you can go to home depot or whatever and get a longer bolt of the same diameter, it'll work perfectly.
1729453
I believe it will. If it was built in the last 10 years the jack should fit.
281566
It goes on the jack itself. It fits a little large on my harbor freight jack
459902
i thank it will. but you could drill two holes and bolt it on. time to do this about 30 min or less
1618009
Yes, you will have to cut a hole in the floor and mount a bracket. Also there will be a minor linkage change but it should fit OK....
163866
It depends on the angle. It should if there is a hollowed out area around the jack, if not then probably not.
2191332
It comes with brackets to mount it. It is a 2 inch gauge so it should fit just fine in a 2 1/16 inch hole just fine.
762770
Well, I am not sure 1 1/4 or 1 1/8. I bought it for "Neiko Industrial-Grade Electric Demolition Jack Hammer, with 2 Bits Point and Flat & Metal Case (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K7U3G4/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1)", it is fit just fine.
624089
The depth is quite large and you may have to cut a hole through the trailer for the recessed portion to fit. It is slightly larger than 1/2" I believe.
1731196
it should fit your 1 1/4". It comes with plates that make it fit a 2" receiver, but the plates can be taken off.
1926180
The slit opening is 1/2" and the depth is 3/4". The whole thing is 5" long and 2" wide. The stud that goes in the jack is 1+1/4" long and 1" in diameter. Hope this helps.
1062421
I have installed this into 1/4" thick veneer panel in my camper trailer. It will work well with your 1/2" panel.
1057124
Yes it will fit as long as you indicate the size of the hitch when you place the order. I have the 2" hitch and I am very happy with the rack.
1159350
if you want to know for sure, go to your hardware store and buy a 1/2 in nut. if it screws on your stud then your good to buy them
660705
It will fit 1" and 1 1/4" from the looks of it. I have it on a 1" bar right know.