How much weight is each jack capable of holding? I can't find it in the product description.
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7500 each per BAL website.http://www.norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/leveling_products/levelingscissorsjack.shtml
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I researched these from other sites, which all say they are 7,500lb per jack.
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7500 each per BAL website. http://www.norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/leveling_products/levelingscissorsjack.shtml
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Couldn't tell you exactly how much in pounds but seemed solid enough I've used them for the toung on my toy hauler to keep my electric power jack from sinking in the ground and didn't even hardly faze them you can stack em stagger them drive on them they are really great highly recommend them won't be disappointed at all.
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Hi The weight capacity on the box says 6500 lbs per jack. These jacks are not intended to work as a jack for replacing tires.( says on box not for that use) I did note that some people did use these to jack up small trailers to change a tire. My advice would be if you are going to use this to jack the trailer up to change it ? I would make sure I have some blocks or something in place to make sure it holds. A tent trailer weighs maybe 1/3 of the capacity of the load the jack can handle. It is a fair assumption it could lift a small trailer with no problem. But being this was not the exact intended use ? It would be advised to use an extra block for safety. I mean I would do it even if that was the intended as any jack could slip. So carry a jack stand just in case you need to change atire, but I wouldn't operate it as a tire changing jack solo, based on the fact it says it is a leveling jack. But in all theory it should do what you are asking. Hope this helps.
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Nothing in instructions or on jack that states the max pounds. Just says it is a 2 ton.
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I think it is around 8" wide by around 16" to 18" long. It is a very stable jack.
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I can't recall right now, but you can search on Audiokarma.org it has been answered there on numerous occasions, it is very close to the weight of a Technics headshell.Or if you don't mind waiting I can weigh it once I get home.
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Dan, I can't specifically answer your question but I can tell you that the adapters didn't work very well for me on a standard phone line. I gave them up for a wireless system.If you want my old jacks to try them out I'd be happy to send them to you no charge.
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short answer, YES!!! only weakness in this jack is that if the vehicle, falls off the jack it will very likely bust the jack by twisting it scissors and bass. Happened to me and busted it beyond repair. I did buy another one, because it really is handy to have around. Am just more careful now.
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30 lbs. Best jackhammer for the weight. Using it horizontally is not bad because it has mini shocks.
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Love them.......yes in the ear jack...... I would say 4 1/4"........ I have both regular length and retractable and the retractable are a really great size! Friends and family that see these all want one..... ordered a bunch to give as little "thinking of you gifts"!
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1/4" output jacks. They work well. Have had them for over a year with no problems. May have replaced the batteries twice. Would be again in a heartbeat.
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To lower the jack you twist the handle and it can be in any position. I highly recommend this jack, you will not be disappointed. I thought about an aluminum jack because it's lighter but they are a ton more expensive so this is the best bang for the buck. I used a 20% off coupon and got mine from Northern Tool online and shipped it to the store and picked it up, I got it for $80 shipped that way. Good luck!
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Sorry, I cannot be of help on this question. I returned the set after a few days and I don't remember if it had a jack.
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Approximately 3-4 Lbs each.I have a set of them and they work great. With the supplied rubber feet installed on the speaker shelf, my speakers stay put.
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The jacks are sold in pairs. The manufacturer most likely intended the jacks to be used as a pair. Other than supporting the vehicle for a minute or two with one jack, while raising the opposite side to place the other jack safely.... I would side with caution and say that BOTH/COMBINED jacks can support 3 tons (6,000 pounds). Don't forget to use your parking brake and chock both wheels that remain on the ground. Stay SAFE!!
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I purchased 10 sets of these when Amazon had them on sale for a very low, low price. They all worked in all of my devices and turned out to be high quality. Therfore I am sure that they were 3.5mm jacks.
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Standard 3.5mm, L-shaped jack. However, the plastic around the 'L' is a bit bulky so it doesn't fit through the jack-hole in my slim-fit smartphone case. The bulkier design does seem sturdy and easier to grab, and my case's jack-hole is unusually small (some other 3.5mm jacks are also too big).