Screw Specs for Scissor Stabilizer Jack TJSC-24

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What are the dimensions of the screw, i.e. TPI, diameter and material specs?

asked by: David D

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I spoke with the manufacturer and the specs for the screw on the Scissor Stabilizer Jack - 18-3/4" Travel - 2,500 lbs - Qty 1 # TJSC-24 are as follows:

TPI: 8 threads per inch
Diameter: 5/8"
Material: 20Cr Steel

expert reply by: Robin H

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Answer 1

The Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jack #TJSC-24 has a shipping weight of 12 lbs. When you take away a few lbs for the shipping materials that leaves you with about 10 lbs just for the jack itself.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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