Hi Carl; the saddle attachment on the Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack #PM34FR is 3-1/4" wide at the base of it before the sides flare out. What will you be using the jack for?
Hey Todd, The Power Mountain TallBoy Off-Road Jack is a single piston hydraulic jack. Designed to lift 12,000lbs with a lift range of 8-1/2" all the way up to 37-3/4". What kind of off road vehicle do you have?
Hey Todd! At the lowest setting, the saddle of the Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack #PM34FR sits at 14" and the top of the saddle arms are at 15-3/8". I took a photo of it out in our warehouse, and while I wasn't able to get…
Hello Warren, The Vitrifrigo #VT79FR is a fantastic pick for a box van kitchen because it’s compact, efficient, and designed with mobile living in mind. It gives you 2.6 cubic feet of storage space (enough for a good amount of fresh food, drinks, and…
Hi Bill; the Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack #PM94FR weighs 13.9 lbs. This has a lift range of 11-5/16" tall to 27-1/16" tall and a weight capacity of 24,000 lbs. What do you plan on using the jack for?
Gerald, the 12-ton Tallboy #PM94FR weighs about 37 lbs all-in, including the base plate, extensions, and carry bag. It’s a little heavy, but that’s the tradeoff for stability and steel construction - the 9-1/2 inch base plate and solid risers are…
Hey Regean! The Big Truck Big RV Tongue Weight Scale for Trailers with SnapPad #BTBRV27FR does not include the storage bag. You can pick up the storage bag separately #BTBRV002. You can also get the jack with the bag #BTBRV44FR and add the SnapPad…
Hey Nick, thanks for reaching out! The Powerbuilt Unijack Bottle Jack with Built-In Jack Stand #ALL620471 weighs slightly over 23 lbs. I know the resting height is 11" and the lifted height is 21", but aside from that I don't have any…
Hey Kyle! We do have the B&W Tow & Stow Pintle Hook with 2" and 2-5/16" Balls. If you have a 2" hitch you need #BW67BR and for a 2-1/2" hitch #BW77BR. The pintle hook capacity on the 2" version is 16k and then 21k for…
No, one that I can find makes a custom fit hitch for a 2012 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a 30 3/8" wide frame. Like you said they're not very common and most of the ones you see are commercial vehicles that have been equipped by aftermarket…
Hey Lynn, yes the Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack #PM34FR could be used to lift a fifth wheel trailer frame like you asked about. This has a height range of up to 37-3/4 inches and a 12k capacity so it would work great for you.
When shopping for automotive tools, pliers are essential for gripping, twisting, and cutting tasks. Choose wisely to ensure durability and effectiveness, especially for tough jobs like removing lug nut covers.
Yes, different tasks may require specific pliers. For instance, needle-nose pliers are great for tight spaces, while slip-joint pliers offer versatility. Consider the task at hand and choose pliers that match the job's demands for optimal performance.
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Regular maintenance is crucial. Keep them clean and dry to prevent rust. Lubricate the joints periodically for smooth operation. Store them properly to avoid damage, ensuring they remain reliable for all your automotive tasks.
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Some pliers may lack the necessary grip strength or durability, causing them to bend or slip. It's important to select pliers specifically designed for automotive use, ensuring they can handle the force required without compromising their integrity.
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