What is the distance from the bottom of the jack base (14') to the max lifting height (16")? Is it approximately 30"?
1147519
The maximum lifting height is the distance from the ground to the top of the ratchet bar, 16". The only way to get a higher lifting height would be to place the jack stand on blocks. But, trying to get a 30" lift with this stand would be unstable and very unsafe.
1435175
I'm not able to measure mine right now , but I can not run my hoist at max height and reach the tranny...I lower the hoist a foot or so..still have plenty of working height.I have used mine 6 times and it is a back saver. for the price it is a good investment..
1224665
Did you get my earlier answer? The answer format didn't look like this! Maybe you did not receive! The measurement is 8.25 inches from floor to bottom of the lower support beam.
606147
It is hard to tell, the jack when retracted still leaves the tail to far down. On my unit we had to shim 2inches to get clearance. This is a food vending trailer hooked to a Tundra so there is not a lot of drop when the trailer is attached. However we have to still be careful of large dips in the road, Great jack, works smooth and lifts a nose heavy unit so I live with the problem.
140631
The top of the opener is the same height as the top of the jack shaft cable spool bracket. On my set up that puts the top of the Liftmaster about 8 " above the track. Hope that helps. Leon
1967133
I know it's extremely frustrating that they can't give you a simple measurement like this. From the very top to the very bottom is 14 1/2 inches. I have mine set to the highest holes and I have a 4 and a half-inch lift, with 35 inch tires, And my trailer is just a tad bit too low, But it works with my distribution bars. Hope that helps
693109
I'm not sure exactly what the fully extended height it but I have a jeep xj and its over 24" to my jack point and with a 4x4 block of wood gets it off the ground no problem. I will say for the money you can't beat it I love it. I hope this was helpful.
871862
It can literally go all the way from the top to the bottom. I'm not sure how tall it is without digging it out from the camping equipment in the basement, but I'd say about 30 inches.
237587
I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
1712727
The specs say it has a 25' lift. I use it for a 7' lift and it works wonderfully. You should have no issues.
1887857
No.............1/16 inch is .0625 inches......the thickness of the lifter is less than but close to .30 inches........you could use a wedge to lift the cabinet on a hard floor to the .30 inches to get the lifter under it...........or physically lift it (2-3 people) to the .30 inches.
709195
No, this lift only raises from 9 inches off the ground to 17.5 inches at its maximum
907758
It's about thirty inches, so it will not reach the bottom. However it wouldn't much to wild am extension to the shaft. This is an amazing still mixer for the money.
746873
The minimum height is 4 inch, maximum height is 20 inches. I saw the other answer, so I double checked my jack. The max height is 20 inches.
2098658
Collapsed length same as factory extended length will give about 6 inch lift works gtreat with trailer no more bottoming out
1063095
Look at an Omega 29023, it is not a cheap jack, but it is the best designed jack on the market for lifting a lowered vehicle
1941501
i would say about 12 to 14 inches. i am in my late 60's and have problems lifting up. not on this. it is easy to get up from.