Adding an Electric Motor to Bulldog Square Jack # BD182701

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Im trying to buy an electric motor for this jack what size is the pin for the crank where i would mount the bulldog electric motor?

asked by: Robert

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The motor that fits Bulldog jack # BD182701 is powered drive kit # BD1824200100. The shaft on the jack is 1 inch in diameter and the pin hole for the crank is approximately 5/16 of an inch. The motor mounts to the side of the jack as you can see in the picture I included.

Adding the motor limits the jack capacity to 12,000 pounds. I have linked a video review of the powered drive kit for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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