My factory jack's mounting bracket is a triangle shaped piece. Does the hole pattern on this circular bracket line up the same as the triangle one?
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I believe it will. If it was built in the last 10 years the jack should fit.
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I just watch the video one replier sent you. In the video it looks like it uses the wrong end of the handle tube in the jack or it is not the same as mine. The part with the foam on the handle is the one to in insert into the jack. The foam is to prevent damage to the vehicle if it was to come into contact. Not sure what he is doing. LOL I have know way of sending you a pic on here or I would. sorry.
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I cannot tell from pic where the jack is. However, if it's like mine, it's on the top right as you are facing the opening, toward the front.
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I used it on a sears Router, the 3 pattern holes didn't match up. Had to drill 2 of the holes
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I used the keyhole brackets on the back. I don't remember if it has threaded holes. The brackets were similar to this http://www.rockler.com/keyhole-fittings-select-either-single-or-double
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Bolt patterns will be the same but you need to measure the diameter of your jack to ensure the Jack Quick will fit the hole. Sometimes manufacturers use a smaller jack for small units. Cost factor. Note the tailgates of some pickups will not fold completely down with some of these jacks. Consider these variables before purchase.
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My husband says that if you have a three point mounting plate your shaft diameter won't make any difference. You have to order a jack with a three point mounting plate. He says you have three bolt mounting plate that holds that jack into the tongue. I hope you understand this better than me. I ordered it at my husbands direction.
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Yes, it's triangular, and points down. A screw on the inside that is accessed through the door on top holds it to the bracket.
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Sorry, I had to send mine back because the parts were not correct and the holes would not line up. Good luck.
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The hole pattern was wider than my existing holes. I was only able to use 1 of the existing holes and then had to drill 3 new holes in my frame. I don't have the actual dimensions. My old scissor jacks were much smaller than these.
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I tried to find info on the "B" and couldn't find any. I replaced some old ones with these, and I had to drill a couple of the holes. Not a big deal. I mounted it with one bolt, and marked the rest of the holes and drilled them. These jacks work great! Hope this helps.
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The flange is interchangeable it is the bolt patter that matter. Bolt pattern is the same on the model number. The difference is the pump mount
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Yes it mounts in the same holes that tow hooks mount in I had to make my own brackets cause I have a 3 in body lift
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Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
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I filed down the ridge but it is not needed for all mounts. I hope this comes out below...... | | <- Stays the same .. | |..._| |_ <- remove this __| |__..|_________| <- Stays the same |________|The formatting is making it hard to drawadd spaces to make the shapes line up, might give you an idea.
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Dealer mechanic told me the bolt pattern is correct but plug and triangle plastic part are different
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I think its a standard 3 hole size. I had a triangle flange too, this bolted right up.